This is a short story about academic burnout, compassion, and when your brain insists that your limb is gravely injured when, in fact, it is not. THREAD 1/17 #AcademicTwitter #burnout I’ve had to say no to a lot of things recently. Not because I’m not generous (I am), or because I’m making a stand against overwork (I should), but because, I’ve found myself in a situation where burnout has fairly dramatic physical consequences 2/17

What are some practical ways we can share urban habitats with native biodiversity? Our team thought about this question a LOT over the past few years at @CAULHub. Here's what we found: A thread of research and resources>>> 1⃣ Part I: A national summary of local actions. We interviewed environmental managers across Australia to find out what kinds of things they did for urban biodiversity, the challenges they faced, and how they achieved their goals nespurban.edu.au/wp-content/upl… led by @CaraghThrelfall