
Jon Bennie
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Join us in exploring the profound effects of #ArtificialLight on our planet's ecosystems, how it is reshaping natural environments and its implications. eventbrite.co.uk/e/bright-night⦠Our expert panellists: Kevin J. Gaston, Ruskin Hartley, Jon Bennie, Dr Jennifer Hatchell and Emmanuelle Briolat.



Show some love for nocturnal #moths this #InsectWeek24, by taking part in our citizen science survey, and help raise awareness of nocturnal pollination ! #MothsMatter #Insectbehaviour #Pollination Royal Entomological Society


If you haven't already, join our very own Jon Bennie for a fascinating panel discussion on the profound effects of artificial light on our planet's ecosystems š”š±š¦. Sign-up via the link below š #geography #environmentalscience #ecosystems #springwatch

If you missed our live event exploring the profound effects of #ArtificialLight on our planet's ecosystems, how it is reshaping natural environments and its implications, you can view the recording here: fb.watch/tfClS7kNiu/ Kevin J. Gaston Ruskin Hartley Jon Bennie Emmanuelle Briolat







The good news is that there is an opportunity right now to make that happen. Itās a tiny case study, but the farmers in our mid-Cornwall badger vaccination area saw TB declining in badgers, and they are delighted with the approach besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pa⦠15/25


39th year monitoring Silver-spotted Skipper (Hesperia comma) eggs at Beacon Hill in Hampshire, southern England. Is this the longest running butterfly egg count?? Veg v tall this wet year but a few eggs about. 2 in this pic! Butterfly Conservation š¦ HantsIoW BC Natural England





šØNEW exciting PhD opportunity... šØ designing effective habitat networks for species conservation #biodiversity #conservation #restoration A fab supervisory team from University of Liverpool, Natural England , Butterfly Conservation š¦ (me!!) and UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology findaphd.com/phds/project/aā¦

New OA paper alert š We show how varying phenology can influence range shifts via effects on population dynamics, and demonstrate how this may be mediated by differences in the strength of biotic interactions doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2⦠in The Royal Society Proceedings B
