#NaturalHistory

Clive Peedell

cpeedell

Trying to achieve “herd immunity” to #COVID19 through infection rather than a vaccine is a very bad idea. This is not only because health services will be overwhelmed, leading to

Katherine Mangu-Ward

kmanguward

Here's a conspiracy theory I just invented: I don't think narwhals existed before 2004. Every child I know has sophisticated opinions about narwhals. Meanwhile, an informal poll of GenXers reveals

OpenGLAM

OpenGLAM

I want to discuss the research, publications, images & data #GLAMs produce about nature. I want to try to explain to you what GLAM #NaturalHistory collections mean to me. How

Ryan Filler

ryanfiller_

Whoever signed me up for @MarshaBlackburn’s email newsletter - haha, funny prank. That’s gonna be an instant unsubscribe and mark as spam from me, dawg. Also either the CSS in

Emmanuel College SLO

emmanuelaccess

Hi folks! This will be a thread of super-curricular resources. It is by no means exhaustive and I’ll be adding to it at least every Thursday for #ThursdayThirstForKnowledge. Remember that

Eucalypt Australia

EucalyptAus

The mighty #RiverRedGum, #Eucalyptus camaldulensis, is our most widespread eucalypt, ranging across the entire continent, excepting Tas & the southwestern & northwestern plateaus of South & Western Australia. A thread

Staircase12

UnivStaircase12

Today’s subject is #Biology! Stay tuned for some ideas on how to explore your interest in biological sciences beyond the school or college curriculum. Take a tour of a natural