my name is rowan @creggo - Tumblr Blog

hey! my name's rowan (aka craig) and this is my blog. if you dig far enough, you'll find evidence of 16 year old me who was too cringey to have ever existed on the internet, but did.

i'm 24 now, so i'm a lot better in general.

there might be some triggering stuff, but i'll do my best to tag them 💞 i also have other tags, so feel free to explore!

#save for later #fav #reminders #important #me things #pinned post #witchy shit

merchantarthurn

happy april foold everyone did you know about………………… bofa

merchantarthurn

haha… bofa them

prothocrice

y’all havin a good september?

nostrem

worldheritagepostorganization

World Heritage Post

manrippedapartbydogs

im sohappy i fopund the original vieo holy shit

horsefigureoftheday

I love you Sebago, I would die for you Sebago

fern-tdvuh

Ok first I need everyone to know that the owner posted another picture of Sebago and like. She could easily be a moose for Halloween.

Also, the official Guinness World Record for tallest mule was a dude named Apollo, who was the same height but weighed in at 100lbs heavier.

parrcepan

erm chapter 5 leak ???

brunoquesito

The Ol’ Jitterbug!

klmt1

car is bad for MANY reasons but being a private place to belt along to music is not one if them

punkitt-is-here

fluttershy tries soju

dapper-lil-arts

That one friggin screenshot is mystifying me

bedlund

my empire of dirt!!!❤️❤️❤️ #MyDirt

todaysbird

can we get a post going of environmental/conservation progress lately (especially outside of the USA). it can feel so defeating and it’s easy to burn out when you’re surrounded by all the negatives

kkpup

my town is sporting its first breeding pair of Violet-green Swallows in 10 years. Their standard nesting spots had been over taken by European Starlings, but with the successful reintroduction of small raptors they've been on the decline. If these efforts continue we should be seeing our endangered natives re-populating in the years to come!

deramin2

Oregon State University just released an new online interactive data visualization tool called Melittoflora that helps track Oregon's native bees using citizen science collected tracking data. It'll be hugely helpful for government regulators + conservation programs, and anyone else trying to restore the land.

OSU is also a huge research hub for organic and restorative farming. So this tool could also help convince more farmers to learn to work with the native bees instead of poisoning them

The Melittoflora, which visualizes about 106,000 records of individual bees visiting plants, is the largest bee-plant interactive network in

saritazoo

The Guam Kingfisher (Todiramphus cinnamominus) has been extinct in the wild since around 1987, due to the accidental introduction of Brown Tree Snakes (Boiga irregularis) to Guam. The kingfisher persists in captivity thanks to a collaborative breeding program.

As of September 2024, 9 Guam Kingfishers transferred from 5 zoos have been released on the predator-free Cooper Island, in Palmyra Atoll*. The first eggs were sighted in April 2025, marking the first Guam Kingfishers to breed in the wild in over 40 years!

*The hope is to eventually release Guam Kingfishers back to their native island of Guam, but the threat of the Brown Tree Snakes needs to be eliminated or better controlled before that can happen.

past-land

guys there's this program in rtve, the spanish national tv and broadcasting, that only requires a free account (email and a password), to see: Hope!

in this program they focus on what we can do and what we are already doing worldwide to stop climate change. They interview experts and scientists and give us... hope, precisely. This is about future and progress, not about despair. I highly recommend it!

past-land

Emisión del programa Hope! Estamos a tiempo en TVE. Entra en RTVE Play para poder ver todas las emisiones de los canales de RTVE.

this one right here!

revcleo

Mossy Earth!

🌲 Our team at Mossy Earth shares a passion for the outdoors and the preservation of our natural world. As such, we work with one mission in

By Stuart Otway, Principal Officer in Natural England’s Complex Cases Unit and Delphine Pouget, Principal Officer in Natural England’s Speci

After 40 years of dedicated conservation efforts, the Stone-curlew is making a remarkable return to the UK.

The future looked bleak for Fen Raft Spiders in 2010, but conservation efforts have paid off and populations on the Norfolk Broads are stead

larkedd

I live by several wildlife refuges (I live in areas where everywhere is beach, bay, salt marsh, and pine barrens, really cool) and there’s one in particular my 10th grade bio teacher was part of that he told us all about

We have Osprey cams and recording technology and have built a whole lot of nests to help Ospreys come back and it’s been super successful :) my class used to watch the cams at the beginning of each class and we were even lucky enough to be the class to see one of the nests’ babies hatch!

I know that, since our home is a big tourism/vacation spot, he also helps run a program for the tourists that give them nature tours and also one-day volunteer services that are part of the tours and help keep wildlife safe. Things like touring the marshes on rowboats wearing waders and then when they get to a specific area they clean up trash and the guide will show off any wildlife they see. They also do longer camps!

Now that I have to cross the bridge across the bay to get to work, I see a lot of the nature conservation sites every day, including activity in the nest boxes. I wish I could tell any more, but 10th grade was so long ago and I haven’t been able to participate in the conservation scene as much as I wish I could. But there’s so much good out there !!!!

definitelyavampire

The Irish government recently bought a piece of land that has 25% of the corncrake population in Ireland, and there’s been a 35% increase in the number of corncrakes in the last 5 years. This is great news because they nearly went extinct in the last few decades

Also Ireland got our first breeding pair of osprey in over 200 years recently, and it’s looking promising that we’ll be able to reintroduce them successfully and have more breeding pairs this year

And a piece of news I’m very excited about, the kakapo at Sanctuary Mountain Maungatautari have boomed (a part of their breeding behaviour) this year. This is the first time they’ve boomed in over 100 years on the North Island of mainland Aotearoa, and will hopefully mean the birds will breed in the sanctuary in the future. The sanctuary has lots of positive stories of conservation for New Zealand’s endangered birds and they’re a great organisation to follow

paapango

Very exciting things are happening at Maungatautari. There's video (and audio) of the kākāpō booming. And the North Island brown kiwi programme is going so well they are sending kiwi out to other places.

Also in Aotearoa, there's been a massive increase in the numbers of native birds and insects in Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington region). This is mostly due to an increase in predator trapping by community groups.

fatduckcake

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-01/wild-deserts-project-releases-quolls-bilbies-and-bandicoots/105218434

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-09/helmeted-honeyeater-endangered-bird-released-cardinia-shire/105003424

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-06/endangered-little-terns-record-successful-nsw-breeding-season/105253466

Here's a couple from down under

smothermewithaffection

The Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo recently released 170 larvae of the critically endangered Salt Creek Tiger Beetle, which only lives in the saline wetlands of northern Lancaster County, back to its native habitat!

thoseofthatilk

Warrior cats my beloved

jb-blunk

if you are lucky you will love someone and their hair will thin and their breasts will sag and you will kiss them everywhere over and over again

jb-blunk

I was having a conversation with someone who was lamenting over how to maintain attraction to our partners as their bodies change and age and feeling self conscious herself about that process and I was like. we should be so lucky as to see them through these many years as we are seen ourselves. Hope that helps u understand