Thomas Widrow
@thomaswidrow.bsky.social
Head of Campaigns at the John Muir Trust. Nature and climate activist based in the Scottish Highlands 🌌
Views always my own, sometimes also JMT's.
28, LG🏳️🌈T
Views always my own, sometimes also JMT's.
28, LG🏳️🌈T
🦌 We will be chatting about sustainable #deer management and what needs to happen in the The Scottish Parliament to ensure wild places have the freedom to thrive and people are connected to nature.
October 12, 2025 at 3:17 PM
🦌 We will be chatting about sustainable #deer management and what needs to happen in the The Scottish Parliament to ensure wild places have the freedom to thrive and people are connected to nature.
🎤 I'll be chairing a great panel including Deirdre Stewart from the Association of Deer Management Groups, Duncan Orr-Ewing from @rspbscotland.bsky.social and @scotlink.bsky.social, and @alasdairallanmsp.bsky.social.
October 12, 2025 at 3:17 PM
🎤 I'll be chairing a great panel including Deirdre Stewart from the Association of Deer Management Groups, Duncan Orr-Ewing from @rspbscotland.bsky.social and @scotlink.bsky.social, and @alasdairallanmsp.bsky.social.
We didn't hike the whole ridge, literally beelined to the top from the village off path. And none of us had any idea what we were getting ourselves into. I wish I had come across Ramblers back then so I could have avoided some cold sweats 😅
March 14, 2025 at 8:23 PM
We didn't hike the whole ridge, literally beelined to the top from the village off path. And none of us had any idea what we were getting ourselves into. I wish I had come across Ramblers back then so I could have avoided some cold sweats 😅
That it was. Not quite a trial by fire, more like a trial by scree haha
March 14, 2025 at 8:21 PM
That it was. Not quite a trial by fire, more like a trial by scree haha
Aaah that makes a lot more sense!
March 10, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Aaah that makes a lot more sense!
That's a beautiful photo! Fionn Loch is near Suilven right?
March 9, 2025 at 11:15 PM
That's a beautiful photo! Fionn Loch is near Suilven right?
It's called a Carbon Emissions Land Tax, or #CELT for short.
Yes the acronym is awesome and no, there's no good reason to not implement it asap. Just a lack of political leadership.
Check out www.johnmuirtrust.org/celt for more and sign the petition 😇
Yes the acronym is awesome and no, there's no good reason to not implement it asap. Just a lack of political leadership.
Check out www.johnmuirtrust.org/celt for more and sign the petition 😇
It's time for a Carbon Emissions Land Tax
Learn about our land tax to lock up carbon emissions, unleash biodiversity and strengthen rural communities in Scotland. Sign the petition today!
www.johnmuirtrust.org
February 25, 2025 at 10:04 AM
It's called a Carbon Emissions Land Tax, or #CELT for short.
Yes the acronym is awesome and no, there's no good reason to not implement it asap. Just a lack of political leadership.
Check out www.johnmuirtrust.org/celt for more and sign the petition 😇
Yes the acronym is awesome and no, there's no good reason to not implement it asap. Just a lack of political leadership.
Check out www.johnmuirtrust.org/celt for more and sign the petition 😇
...regulations that protect nature. A repeat of what's going on down south?
3. The updates to the National Parks aren't nearly as ambitious as they could have been
4. Once again, it looks like large landowners and powerful estates have had their way re deer management.
Stay tuned for more...
3. The updates to the National Parks aren't nearly as ambitious as they could have been
4. Once again, it looks like large landowners and powerful estates have had their way re deer management.
Stay tuned for more...
February 20, 2025 at 3:27 PM
...regulations that protect nature. A repeat of what's going on down south?
3. The updates to the National Parks aren't nearly as ambitious as they could have been
4. Once again, it looks like large landowners and powerful estates have had their way re deer management.
Stay tuned for more...
3. The updates to the National Parks aren't nearly as ambitious as they could have been
4. Once again, it looks like large landowners and powerful estates have had their way re deer management.
Stay tuned for more...