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Emily Cunningham MBE

@emilygcunningham.bsky.social

Marine biologist & award-winning conservationist Global Lead, River Dolphin Conservation at WWF Co-founder of #Motion4theOcean Honorary Associate Research Fellow, University of Exeter

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Exeter Marine@exetermarine.bsky.social · 2y ago

HUGE congratulations @emilygcunningham.bsky.social! 🎖️ Emily is an Honorary Associate Research Fellow here at Exeter Marine, and we are unbelievably proud of her for receiving this well-deserved award for services to marine conservation and coastal communities! 🌟 #ExeterMarine 🦤🌍🦑🧪

Emily Cunningham MBE@emilygcunningham.bsky.social · 2y ago

I’m honoured (!) to have been awarded an MBE in the King’s New Year Honours List 🎖️ “For services to Marine Conservation and Coastal Communities” 🌊 Marine conservation has been my life, passion and mission for over 20 years and to be recognised in this way means the world! 🥰

Emily Cunningham MBE@emilygcunningham.bsky.social · 2y ago

I’m honoured (!) to have been awarded an MBE in the King’s New Year Honours List 🎖️ “For services to Marine Conservation and Coastal Communities” 🌊 Marine conservation has been my life, passion and mission for over 20 years and to be recognised in this way means the world! 🥰

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Marine Conservation Society@mcsuk.bsky.social · 2y ago

Hello Bluesky! Seems like a great place to share about our amazing #ocean 🌊 We're the UK's leading marine charity working towards a cleaner, better protected & healthier ocean for everyone Follow us for ocean conservation stories, inspiring facts and tips on how you can help our marine wildlife 💙

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WWF UK@wwf.org.uk · 2y ago

NEW photos reveal a glimpse of Nepal's snow leopards! ❄️🐆 In a recent camera trap survey by #WWFNepal and partners, 13 snow leopards were recorded in Kangchenjunga Conservation Area - showing the positive impact of conservation work to protect them and highlighting their truly elusive nature. 🧡

Camera trap image of a snow leopard photographed with flash at nighttime. Lighting up its body as it walks across the frame to the left of the camera. The background is dark and rocky. Camera trap image photographed in low light, showing a snow leopard photographed from behind climbing a rocky mountain face. Camera trap image of a snow leopard photographed with flash at nighttime. Lighting up its body as it walks towards the camera, its eyes glowing. The background is dark, and the foreground appears rocky.
Dr Winnie Courtene-Jones (Plastic pollution scientist)@winniecj.bsky.social · 2y ago

Catch up with all the news from day 1 of the #PlasticsTreaty negotiations #INC5

Earth Negotiations Bulletin@enb.iisd.org · 2y ago

Delegates at #plasticpollution #INC5 held drawn out procedural discussions on Monday on how best to negotiate the Non-Paper circulated by the Chair (which will be the basis of the new #plasticstreaty) before discussing technical and operational parts of the future treaty #plastics #plastic