What is this insect?

It is urgent to protect our environment for example when I see someone throwing trash I always tell them not to do such bad things I think it is our responsibility

: Implémentation et valorisation des écoles vertes en République Démocratique du Congo cas de la province du Sud-Kivu

Most people don’t got the message of this video it’s very sad 😔

Thank you very much to explain all this to us - much appreciated!

its well past asking farmers not to kill all the biodiversity... its time for enforcement... before its too late

just amazing

if you go to Hawaii there a lot of invasive species like: Mongooses wild pigs feral cats feral goats red crested cardinal common myna northern cardinal Japanese white eye bird house sparrow house finch Gray Francolin Cattle Egret Spotted Dove Zebra Dove Rock Pigeon. brought by humans

I cant believe this hasnt been more widely viewed. The presentation is first-class. I loved the enthusiasm for this delightful group of creatures that can be precious to every child that loves the natural world.

I live next to bass 💪💪💪

American mink numbers are plummeting due to otters reclaiming our British waterways. During the 1980s, mink numbers in the U.K. were around 110,000, but recent figures have now put that as low as 40,000. Otters, it seems, are literally driving the American mink to extinction in the British Isles. Oh, and it seems they developed a taste for another invasive species. The American crayfish. Keep up the good work.

Fascinating as always. Best wishes, Tony.

You say humans. I say governments (Obviously not talking about 3000 bc lol)

What are the small fast moving organism please?

Why are all clips less or more blurry? Only the texts appear sharp. Opercularia and something else were a bit sharper, but even they could be desired. Trachelomonas was really bad in terms of sharpness. Do you have dirt in your optics? I don't know what is possible for you, but I think that maybe you can take some idea from the channel Journey to the Microcosmos, whose videos are always sharp - which depends on the equipment and its use. If an organism or animal is so broad in the Z direction, it's clear that not everything can be sharp. But nothing is sharp with you.

Can use this app for farmland biodiversity in India

Brilliant and if we all did that, what a difference it would make!

Fantastic. As a advisor to farms here in France I wonder if this can be used in mainland Europe or is there an equivalent application here?

Great video with some really important information!

Looks good, but what about any ground nesting birds during application?

wow very nice

Can I check if the sample packs have gone out please? Mine got destroyed in the post last year and I'm hoping there's one coming this year. I love this service. Thank you!!

How is this supposed to help the climate crisis?

Very interesting to hear of the experiment. See how it goes. All the best.

That is indeed most interesting - as a physicist I am quite unfamiliar with the techniques you describe. Presumably you could differentiate between some of the (e.g. bramble-type) species by choosing longer or more complex "bar codes"? But I appreciate that anything that made the analysis take longer would be unacceptable. Thank you very much for your careful explanations!

Very interesting, thank you.

Very informative video . We have sent two samples and received one sample report which was fascinating we have also shared the report with friends family and people who have enjoyed our honey. Thank you keep up the good work

Very informative video, thank you!

I saw a European hornet and it definitely looked larger than 30 mm. I thought it was a dragonfly. I'm not sure how big .. Looked about 1.5 inches.. but that doesn't mean it was... But they are very large wasps. I know there's wasps bigger in the world but I can't see the other wasps and hornets being much bigger. That would be ridiculous... People say Japanese hornet is twice the size of the European, that would mean the Japanese hornet is the size of a house sparrow. I find that very very difficult to believe. You can't have a wasp that size... That would be some sight . Japanese hornets can only be slightly bigger,. Like the European hornet is slightly bigger than the Asian hornet in this video.

Fascinating! I had no idea how much this sampling would cost, or how long it would take per sample, but the answer in both cases is much more than I would have guessed! I hope you are soon faced with the problem of finding more space to store the archive samples - I'm sure it will be useful far into the future 🙂

How can i recognize a difference between epistilys and opercularia ?? Thanks

wow, very interesting. cant wait for my results:)

Wow cute❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊

I saw similar today not far from mapledurham lock on the Thames.

Hmm. The concern is about honey bees because honeybees fill beekeepers pockets up. Nobody really cares about bumblebees or any other...

Thank you, you do an important job

¿Cuáles son sus fuentes de investigación al respecto? Recuerden que la concentración es importante. ¿Cuánto es baja concentración de ozono? y ¿cuándo es alta? Los efectos que observan aquí, cómo los realizaron.

Wow just wow

Ive caught Skelly from Red Tarn a few times,i know a person who caught Vendace from Bassenthwaite which im led to believe the population was thought extinct for around ten years then as one was caught they took brood stock reared some fish and then stocked a rezzy in scotland loch skene as it was perfect habitat and was a guarentee to save the Cumbrian strain.Sham something couldnt be done about the two scots locations that skelly were once present in,i was at is it castle loch the very shallow lake,with a side of the lake named skelly something....i got talking to some divers who went there every few years and they said they still in there but very rarely seen so you never know...but as lock skene now has stock couldnt some stock be taken from there to the scots lakes that once housed vendace?

Very useful to see and hear about the ID differences, thank you

Thank you for this video

I have just had a very small ginger coloured ladybird with lots of small spots on my jeans..unfortunately I didn't get a photo.

Any tips on how to make a quadrat?