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Oh. My. Word. WE HAVE DONE IT! 🥳🎉
In 2020 we worked with Natural England to carry out a green hay transfer from Sandybeck Meadow SSSI & SAC onto the Loweswater meadows, with an ultimate target being to get Greater Butterfly Orchid established.
Today, was the day I found the first one!!
Today is #ShowYourStripesDay 🔴🔵
The climate stripes originally created by Ed Hawkins represent how temperatures have changed over time.
Here are the climate stripes from our three duty stations in Reading, UK, Bonn, Germany, and Bologna, Italy.
Walking the Lancashire Coastal Path today, I paused for a while at the Praying Shell sculpture, erected in memory of the cockle pickers who lost their lives thirty years ago. #morecambebay
www.ShowYourStripes.info
Show Your climate stripes.
Climate Stripes for Preston, Lancashire. Click on the image for the full picture. What do they look like where you live? #climatestripes #climatechange
A simple weathered stile.
#stiles #morecambebay @lakesstiles.bsky.social
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Today is #ShowYourStripes day!
This year, St Michael's Tower atop Glastonbury Tor is encouraging everyone to use the Climate Stripes to start a conversation about climate change and the actions they are taking.
Thank you @nationaltrust.org.uk!
Graphics: www.ShowYourStripes.info
As is the annual tradition, we hope many of you will take the opportunity to use the Climate Stripes this week to start important conversations about the risks from, and solutions to, climate change.
Officially, #ShowYourStripes for 2026 is on Sat 20th June.
www.ShowYourStripes.info
No surprises here - #Arctic Ocean stripes are off the scale. The Arctic is warming faster than anywhere else in the world. #ShowYourStripes
➡️ Explore your own climate change stripes: showyourstripes.info (Global) and app.climatecentral.org/dataviz/warm... (U.S.) What's it like in your area?
Visualising how the climate has changed for every country across the globe
As is the annual tradition, we hope many of you will take the opportunity to use the Climate Stripes this week to start important conversations about the risks from, and solutions to, climate change.
Officially, #ShowYourStripes for 2026 is on Sat 20th June.
www.ShowYourStripes.info
