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New official alert
Hey all! When I first joined the offical community, I was average-joe-official. I then learned some offical lore, and changed it to the "correct" wording. I'm not doing that this time because this blog isn't meant to be a gimmick. Over on my mentioned blog I've made a point to not share my personal interests or life. But, I've started to want to share my fascination for environmental science, and nature. I've been a science geek for a while now, so you can expect the ocassional non-nature STEM post from me.
My profile picture is of a fairy shrimp! The live in vernal pools (one is shown in my banner) in California and Oregon. They are beautiful places for biodiversity, but repeatedly destroyed by people.
Credit to goldenstatenaturalist on Instagram for this wonderful video about California's vernal pools:
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Take action with me to ban neonicotinoids (neonics). Neonics are a pesticide that is highly toxic to insect and bird populations. Numbers of bees and birds have declined by the millions because they eat plants that have been treated by this chemical. Birds who eat the seeds of these plants or insects who have consumed this can suffer from convulsions, extreme weight loss, and death. Join me and the PIRG in urging the EPA to ban these pesticides.
Neonics are the most popular kind of insecticide used in the U.S., used liberally on our yards, gardens and parks every year.
Hey sorry for popping up like this! But I’m a new sea witch and I was collecting sea shells for my altar. Unknowingly I accidentally took one with a loving creature home with me! I’m panicking! The next time I can go to the beach is Monday and it may not live till then? What should I do with the lil sea creature and it’s shell? I’m so upset, the first time I try to do something devotional it turns out like this
I am so sorry this happened to you and this little creature. I understand it was all done by mistake. I have read stories about this happening before. The more I find out about cases like this, and the older I become, the less I am for beachcombing.
I am actually not educated enough to give you advice over this. I don't live near the Ocean and have never beachcombed.
I will, however, post this ask and hope and pray someone more educated who sees this will know what to do.
Please feel free to update me in what happens if you desire to do so. I am hoping the best for you.
Fat Bear Week 2022
The best week.
Under close scrutiny by Barrie J Brown CPAGB https://flic.kr/p/2o3zw2g
Snowy Owl | Scream! by Geoff Sale Canadian Raptor Conservancy https://flic.kr/p/2mVX427