We work alongside social movements to turn data into knowledge and build tech tools for social change.
Working to understand & support what it takes to deliver effective, inclusive & scalable nature recovery. https://naturerecovery.ox.ac.uk
Former musician, now a Leverhulme Doctoral Scholar looking at sustainable rural transitions and farmer protest through a Human Geography lens at Keele University. Interested in all things environmental politics, post-capitalism, music, wine, books and dogs
Professor, LSE. Philosophy of science, animal consciousness, animal ethics. Director of The Jeremy Coller Centre for Animal Sentience.
We are the legal geography specialty group of the American Association of Geographers, and we care about the intersection of law and space. Find us online at legalgeography.com
Germinated in 1991 at the University of Oxford
One of the world’s first interdisciplinary research institutions, continuing to tackle the challenges of environmental change, its causes, impacts, and adaptive solutions.
Award-winning not-for-profit org fighting for nature conservation in the UK via legal challenges, public campaigns & focused research.
Led by CEO @bobelliot.bsky.social & Directors @chrisgpackham.bsky.social & @ruthtingay.bsky.social
wildjustice.org.
Geography in the Public Interest: The GJ publishes original research in human and physical geography which engages with public issues and policy-relevant agendas.
Edited by Peter Hopkins, Paul Milbourne, Joanna Bullard, Rebecca Collins & Trivik Verma
Chair @SDC_WUR & Prof @go2uj
Books:
Environmentalism under digital capitalism: http://truthaboutnature.com
The Conservation Revolution: http://convivialconservation.com
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Professor of Conservation and Society @envleeds.bsky.social. Known to students as Dr. Evil. Biodiversity conservation. Human geography. Political ecology. Protected areas. Social impacts of conservation. Human-wildlife coexistence. Rewilding. Sarcasm.
The Oxford Biodiversity Network is a network of researchers & practitioners in & around the University working on biodiversity. www.biodiversity.ox.ac.uk
All things smallholding; run by Debbie Kingsley @southyeofarm.bsky.social
https://smallholdertraining.co.uk/
Scientist, specializing in bumblebees. Author of various books about insects. Trying to save the planet one bee at a time.
Working Class Environmentalism & Movement Building.
Founder and Co-Director of the Working Class Climate Alliance @wccalliance.org
https://linktr.ee/the_wcca
MPhil/PhD Social Anthropology at Goldsmiths University
Botanist, mycologist, cyclist and gardener based in Norwich, UK. Wildlife, especially insects and other invertebrates. Author of Jeremy Bartlett's "Let It Grow" blog, https://www.jeremybartlett.co.uk.
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PhD Student in Geography and the Environment | University of Oxford | Environmental Change Institute
Working with Scottish community landownership organisations to explore the relationship between communal property regimes and biodiversity recovery.
Urban geographer | he/him | views my own, repost ≠ endorsement
Law Lecturer at Manchester Law School | Researching legal and contractual geographies, political economy, student housing, power and space
Distinguished Professor, CUNY Graduate Center; Director of Research, Center for Place, Culture and Politics. New book: The Story of Capital (24 February 2026). Posts from David Harvey personally are signed -DH
digital economy analyst, politykainsight.pl/en | PhD student in sociology, AMU Poznan (digital activism, practice theory) | he/him
