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Work like this in Germany will be important in helping us understand how #wolves will recolonise Britain
Understanding habitat selection of range-expanding populations of large carnivores: 20 years of grey wolves (Canis lupus) recolonizing Germany
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"It is the incorrigible human exceptionalism that there is nothing wrong for new, unnaturally derived hybrids to arise if they can be rationalised away as being better able to survive an anthropogenically altered world"
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Exploring the intertidal zone with @markwilderness today. The ONLY bit of UK that isn’t significantly modified by human management, exploitation or “conservation”.
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My talk - The Ecological Disadvantage of Living on an Island - looks across to Continental Europe & to Colorado to see how #wolves are making a comeback, & why being an island nation sucks
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Interested in our attitude towards wild carnivores? Come along to "Good Dog, Bad Dog" seminar on Wed 3rd May 17:00-19:00 @universityleeds @SoGLeeds either in person eventbrite.co.uk/e/619693960… or online eventbrite.co.uk/e/619827158…
Free registration!
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A routine is "a sequence of actions performed as part of a regular procedure rather than for a special reason". When something is "routine", it can be perceived as dull, mechanistic, crushing creativity & agency. Yet something we see often in high performing organisations is that they build routines for innovation & improvement into their daily work. These include:
1) learning & sharing routines such as huddles, retrospectives and peer-assists
2) innovation & improvement routines such as building capability in change methods & intensive problem-solving sessions
3) leadership routines, such as regular feedback & coaching & "leadership walks" to the point of care.
Routines make improvement & learning into everyone's business. Graphic via @ScholarshipfPhd
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Prof @MazzucatoM argues that the UK is stuck in a cycle of underinvestment that hurts its economy and people. To break free, she outlines 5 key resets that the government can use to unlock a new trajectory of growth.
Read here ✍️ newstatesman.com/politics/20…
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The number of people injured on 20 and 30mph roads in Wales fell by almost a third in the final quarter of last year, new data shows
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For more advice see my new book Excellent Advice for Living amzn.to/3mQL4c4 #excellentadvice
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We continue to look back at the history of the #alhambratheatrebradford in its 110th anniversary year 🎭 ❤️
👀 Take a look at these pictures from the 1980s' refurbishment.
@bradfordmdc @bradford2025 #Bradford2025 #Alhambra110
ALT Alhambra Theatre 1980's
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The next Brews with the BID networking event for members is a great opportunity to find out all the latest updates on the fabulous new Darley Street Market! To book your free place head to the Member Zone on the Bradford BID website - bradfordbid.co.uk
#BradfordBID
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The "finishing touches" are being applied across the city centre's Bradford Live music venue. dlvr.it/T80SwG 🔗 Link below
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New robot dog in the School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences, affectionately nicknamed 'BD25' in a nod to the City of Culture, was part of a showcase of the School's new multi-million suite of cutting-edge technologies: bit.ly/3PgTVhl
ALT Professor Andrew Wilson, Chair of the School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences, standing next to the Boston Dynamics robot dog outside the Richmond Building.
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Fantastic news!
Bradford Council, University and Leeds City Council have been awarded @DigiPlanningGov funding as part of the #Proptech 4 Innovation Fund.
The project will use the expertise and technology of #VirtualBradford
@bradfordmdc @UniofBradford @LeedsCC_Help
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Read the full story on our work to install a Peregrine nest box on the 249ft high chimney at Lister Mills in Bradford bradfordperegrines.com/post/… Video by Highlife Rope Access #peregrine #peregrinefalcon #bradford #realestate #property
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Next up @UniofBradford looking at their ‘visualising heritage’ project. Using digital to drive engagement. Trails at Saltaire connection to WH site. People, Hetitage & place project. Looks at roots/belonging.
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Today we got a sneak peek at a new and exciting immersive space that will elevate simulation scenarios for our students! We’re excited to see the future capabilities for this technology. Big reveal coming soon: Watch this space! #TeamBradford
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Using drone imagery to build a 3D digital model of proposed development areas and to engage the public, politicians, and planners using new 3D immersive technologies.
Some of the great work coming out of @BradfordVirtual off the back of our PropTech Innovation Fund, Round 4.
Making the most of the good weather 🌤️
capturing drone imagery for @DigiPlanningGov #Proptech round 4
This will be used to build a 3D digital model of proposed development areas and to engage stakeholders - politicians, planners and public using new 3D immersive technologies 😃