Kayla Ellis @_Kayla_Ellis

Director at One Planet Matters Botanical glasswork maker Anthropology graduate @BristolUni oneplanetmatters.com Bristol, England Joined October 2018

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George Monbiot @GeorgeMonbiot

6 years ago

OK, so this is what we're going to do. We double down on support/giving networks for the people this government is going to dump on. It won't make up for the failures of the state, but we'll do our best. We support each other with love and strength through the dark times Thread/

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Edgar McGregor @edgarrmcgregor

6 years ago

Solving the climate crisis doesn't just mean lowering global temperatures to pre-industrial levels and “yippie, we’re done!” It means building & maintaining a society that is systematically eco-conscious. One that forever respects nature, her power, and what she provides for us.

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Kayla Ellis @_Kayla_Ellis

6 years ago

Today I voted for our planet, for ALL life, and for competent action. This is not about political loyalty. This is about loyalty to life beyond you and I. So however we vote today, let this guide us. #EuropeanElection2019

Bristol Green Party @bristolgreen

6 years ago

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Megan Herbert @meganjherbert

6 years ago

Nothing about the #ClimateCatastrophe is convenient. But it's time for us to choose which inconveniences we'd rather endure. Thank you @ExtinctionR @GeorgeMonbiot @GreenRupertRead and @GretaThunberg. I know which boat I'd rather be on.

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Jennie Smith @_jenniesmith

7 years ago

“Spring 2019 actually started in November and December 2018 according to the Woodland Trust, which compiles Nature’s Calendar, a phenological dataset of reports of spring flowering and other events across the country.” gu.com/p/az3an/stw

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Avon Wildlife Trust @avonwt

7 years ago

Children & young people need chances to connect with nature to learn its importance. A Bristol schoolboy, a young woman & a dad share in their own words the benefits of building this nature connection in our new short film. @PostcodeLottery @WildlifeTrusts ow.ly/9DBq30o2DyA

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Kayla Ellis @_Kayla_Ellis

7 years ago

"What's the point in being educated if you don't listen to the educated?" I'm less concerned about young people becoming the "scientists, engineers and advocates that we need" and more concerned about when governments will act. @theresa_may #ClimateStrike #schoolstrike4climate

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Kayla Ellis @_Kayla_Ellis

7 years ago

Bristol-based foragers! I'm working on my dissertation on urban #foraging and coexistence with nature and am looking for foraging walks to get involved with and people to have a chat with! Please let me know if you're interested / have any suggestions / would like some more info!

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The Wildlife Trusts @WildlifeTrusts

7 years ago

Dom, a volunteer at Avon Wildlife Trust, recently spotted the first hedgehog at "Feed Bristol" in the seven years since @avonwt took over the site! Here is the proof that where we work together to create wild spaces, nature can recover and flourish 🌳😊

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Kayla Ellis @_Kayla_Ellis

7 years ago

Biophilic healing spaces! The indoor garden at Severance Hospital, Seoul, was my first experience of biophilic design in hospitals. I was in awe. foreground.com.au/public-domain/…

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Coalition for Urban Transitions @CoalitionUrban

7 years ago

City planners around the world are shifting how they think about cities' relationship with forests and natural ecosystems. Expert @TimBeatley says, "We're discovering that a modern city should understand itself as a city in nature." Via @NextCityOrg - ow.ly/2No930ndEzZ