New book coming next week! The book is in finnish and it's a new kind of interactive science book with nice adventures in the nature. Pre-order you hard copy now. https://kauppa.minervakustannus.fi/sivu/tuote/uskomaton-luonto/2715485 Hello! My name is Meena and I am a PhD researcher at The Australian National University, Canberra. I love and am captivated by the wonderful world of plants. A proposal for the world’s first science national park has been submitted to
Finland’s Ministry of the Environment 26.05.2020 with a broad base of support from
researchers, environmental organizations, entrepreneurs and the University of
Helsinki Kentällä - In the field was featured in a local newspaper Säynätsalon Sanomat today. Today is a great day because we are welcoming Australian Belinda Wilson - Ecologist to our team!
One of our main goals of Kentällä - In the field is to raise the visibility of field biology around the world, and Belinda will do just that by introducing us to the great work going on in Australia. The big beaver day continues. Our featured beaver is now called Justin the Biever. Read YLE news from the link.
Spring watch took Kentällä - In the field to Evo hiking area. The place is known as a hot spot for North American beaver activity. On our day #inthefield we encountered a floating island sailing in the wind at the beaver lake. In the end we were rewarded by a curious beaver swimming beside us. We were featured on the national news in Finland. From the beginning (just 4 months ago) our goal has been to raise the visibility of field biology and things are really starting to happen. Stay tuned, we have great news about our international expansion coming next week!
The news flash is not longer available, but from the link you can get more info. Our first digital magazine is out! The zine gathers together all the Kentällä - In the field highlights from the beginning to the present day.
Please support our work by likes and shares. It is impressive what dedication and love for wildlife can accomplish, and just a wonderful example of this is our featured field biologist MiguelDavid De Leon. Our followers will remember our previous post about Miguel being the first to photograph a fledgling South Philippine Dwarf Kingfisher (Ceyx mindanensis Steere, 1890), but there is a lot more to this amazing story that deserves to be shared. This is a story that makes you feel good to know that there are people like Miguel out there, so please read more.
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Baltic Sea Soundscape
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Luontoretki - Evo
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Icequakes of lake Pääjärvi
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Hirvi - Elk
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Siili - Hedgehog
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Soothing spring forest soundscape 1 h
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Spring watch - Beaver
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Silkkiuikku Great crested grebe
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Spring In My BackYard
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Frog mating
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Eastern pasqueflower
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Cranes
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Photosynthesis under the ice
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Spring watch: European vipers
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Spring time monitoring at Lammi biological station
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Osprey hunting
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Spring time at Lammi biological station
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Research vessel Augusta - Tutkimusalus Augusta
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Arctic char - rautu
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Salmon research - Lohitutkimus
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In the field with amphipods - Kentällä okakatkojen kanssa
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