Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
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Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia • The Revelator
Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
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September 25, 2026 at 1:59 PM
Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
therevelator.org/protect-morr...
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Our "Protect This Place" series continues! https://therevelator.org/protect-morrell-nature-sanctuary/
Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia • The Revelator
Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
therevelator.org
September 24, 2026 at 3:14 PM
Our "Protect This Place" series continues! https://therevelator.org/protect-morrell-nature-sanctuary/
Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia • The Revelator therevelator.org/protect-morr...
Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia • The Revelator
Most Thursday mornings, hardy volunteers at the Morrell Nature Sanctuary pull, cut, or hack down (depending on the species) the nonnative plants that threaten this incredible ecosystem.
therevelator.org
September 24, 2026 at 2:40 PM
Protect This Place: Coastal Douglas-Fir Forest of Southwestern British Columbia • The Revelator therevelator.org/protect-morr...
So that’s two pawpaws, a paper birch, two haksap bushes, couple lowbush blueberries, & a persimmon added this year, & another 20-30 invasive honeysuckles/autumn olives OUT, plus taking out a couple nonnative Siberian elms so that I hear less complaints about All The Trees I Have To Mow Around Now 😁
September 23, 2026 at 2:14 PM
So that’s two pawpaws, a paper birch, two haksap bushes, couple lowbush blueberries, & a persimmon added this year, & another 20-30 invasive honeysuckles/autumn olives OUT, plus taking out a couple nonnative Siberian elms so that I hear less complaints about All The Trees I Have To Mow Around Now 😁
planrs have some degree of vision and I imagine it’s like when leshyreaches over the table to the nonnative ones I uproot
September 23, 2026 at 6:58 AM
planrs have some degree of vision and I imagine it’s like when leshyreaches over the table to the nonnative ones I uproot
Good evening. We came across our first nonnative 🌱 Korean Clover/Lespedeza mdc.mo.gov/discover-nat... in the yard. It's all over the lake area, farm country. It was introduced to the US by USDA in 1919, later promoted for soil conservation and forage. By the 1940s, it was widely used by MO farmers.
September 22, 2026 at 11:21 PM
Good evening. We came across our first nonnative 🌱 Korean Clover/Lespedeza mdc.mo.gov/discover-nat... in the yard. It's all over the lake area, farm country. It was introduced to the US by USDA in 1919, later promoted for soil conservation and forage. By the 1940s, it was widely used by MO farmers.
Yep. And "our co-ethnics are suffering, we must help them" is a real way Americans of many groups perform identity and engage with the world. It's pretty much always untethered from the experience of those co-ethnics abroad, with a lot of talking over those poor non- or nonnative Anglophones.
September 22, 2026 at 9:08 PM
Yep. And "our co-ethnics are suffering, we must help them" is a real way Americans of many groups perform identity and engage with the world. It's pretty much always untethered from the experience of those co-ethnics abroad, with a lot of talking over those poor non- or nonnative Anglophones.
Don't plant nonnative bamboos anywhere.
September 22, 2026 at 4:04 PM
Don't plant nonnative bamboos anywhere.
This is the first dependency I’ve ever done with nonnative white parents and they’re returning a child home to a completely disgustingly unsafe CSA situation and telling the 5yo’s attorney that “if you don’t stop impeding our progress in return home we’ll just return her home sooner.”
September 22, 2026 at 7:11 AM
This is the first dependency I’ve ever done with nonnative white parents and they’re returning a child home to a completely disgustingly unsafe CSA situation and telling the 5yo’s attorney that “if you don’t stop impeding our progress in return home we’ll just return her home sooner.”
www.instagram.com/reel/DdklMAL... invest in a faraday bag for your devices
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September 22, 2026 at 2:20 AM
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“There’s evidence that they’re biased against nonnative English speakers, such as myself,” Schnell wrote.
His command of written English has gotten worse since 2022. Sure thing. Righto.
His command of written English has gotten worse since 2022. Sure thing. Righto.
September 22, 2026 at 12:38 AM
“There’s evidence that they’re biased against nonnative English speakers, such as myself,” Schnell wrote.
His command of written English has gotten worse since 2022. Sure thing. Righto.
His command of written English has gotten worse since 2022. Sure thing. Righto.
🫡Conservation biologists #frogs
“The species’ collapse is tied to a compounding list of threats: wildfire, mudslides, pesticides, fungal disease, habitat loss and the appetites of nonnative trout, bullfrogs and crayfish…biologists consider the species among the rarest vertebrates on Earth.”
“The species’ collapse is tied to a compounding list of threats: wildfire, mudslides, pesticides, fungal disease, habitat loss and the appetites of nonnative trout, bullfrogs and crayfish…biologists consider the species among the rarest vertebrates on Earth.”
A California frog is on the brink of extinction. Long Beach’s aquarium has a plan to save it — The Associated Press
Inside three water tanks in a tucked-away room at the Aquarium of the Pacific, biologists are tasked with bringing back a population of frogs that once thrived across the state’s mountainous streams b...
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September 21, 2026 at 6:05 PM
🫡Conservation biologists #frogs
“The species’ collapse is tied to a compounding list of threats: wildfire, mudslides, pesticides, fungal disease, habitat loss and the appetites of nonnative trout, bullfrogs and crayfish…biologists consider the species among the rarest vertebrates on Earth.”
“The species’ collapse is tied to a compounding list of threats: wildfire, mudslides, pesticides, fungal disease, habitat loss and the appetites of nonnative trout, bullfrogs and crayfish…biologists consider the species among the rarest vertebrates on Earth.”
It’s pretty annoying that he uses being a nonnative English speaker as an excuse.
The provost of Dartmouth, at which I teach, has been using AI to write both academic papers & national op-eds, according to brave reporting by @thedartmouth.bsky.social. Many students are already bitter about AI. This leaves us as faculty no ground to stand on. www.thedartmouth.com/article/2026...
Op-eds, academic articles by Provost Santiago Schnell flagged as ‘AI-written’ by ‘near-zero error’ AI detector Pangram
Schnell said he used artificial intelligence for “making writing processes more efficient,” but that AI was not a “substitute” for his own “intellectual judgment or authorship.”
www.thedartmouth.com
September 21, 2026 at 5:39 PM
It’s pretty annoying that he uses being a nonnative English speaker as an excuse.
Severe impacts of biological invasions on the welfare of native & nonnative animals are an ongoing global phenomenon that has been understudied. #bioinvasions #invasivespecies theconversation.com/biological-i...
Biological invasions can cause severe animal suffering
Biological invasions can severely harm the welfare of animals, causing them to suffer. AWICIS is a new framework that can be used to assess the severity of these impacts.
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September 20, 2026 at 4:10 PM
Severe impacts of biological invasions on the welfare of native & nonnative animals are an ongoing global phenomenon that has been understudied. #bioinvasions #invasivespecies theconversation.com/biological-i...
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer?
Not all of them, I´d say, here in Germany ambrosia is invasive, many people, including me, are allergic against their pollens, so it has to be removed. Those pollens´re just active here.
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@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Not all of them, I´d say, here in Germany ambrosia is invasive, many people, including me, are allergic against their pollens, so it has to be removed. Those pollens´re just active here.
therevelator.org/nonnative-pl...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer? • The Revelator
Some species we label as invasive still serve a purpose by providing food or shelter to native species.
therevelator.org
September 20, 2026 at 3:33 AM
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer?
Not all of them, I´d say, here in Germany ambrosia is invasive, many people, including me, are allergic against their pollens, so it has to be removed. Those pollens´re just active here.
therevelator.org/nonnative-pl...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Not all of them, I´d say, here in Germany ambrosia is invasive, many people, including me, are allergic against their pollens, so it has to be removed. Those pollens´re just active here.
therevelator.org/nonnative-pl...
@johnrplatt.bsky.social
Good afternoon. Ditch pretty at the lake. I think this is a nonnative 🌱 Bull Thistle mdc.mo.gov/discover-nat... but not sure.
September 19, 2026 at 5:06 PM
Good afternoon. Ditch pretty at the lake. I think this is a nonnative 🌱 Bull Thistle mdc.mo.gov/discover-nat... but not sure.
Two years ago today 🌿
Phytolacca americana, the nonnative American Pokeweed, fruiting in City Park Denver. Never thought I'd see this plant naturalized here.
Phytolacca americana, the nonnative American Pokeweed, fruiting in City Park Denver. Never thought I'd see this plant naturalized here.
September 19, 2026 at 3:05 PM
Two years ago today 🌿
Phytolacca americana, the nonnative American Pokeweed, fruiting in City Park Denver. Never thought I'd see this plant naturalized here.
Phytolacca americana, the nonnative American Pokeweed, fruiting in City Park Denver. Never thought I'd see this plant naturalized here.
Nonnative Thiol and Aniline Methylation, Including Enantioselective Dithiol Desymmetrization, by Multicomponent Cobamide‐Dependent Methyltransferases Using Unactivated Methyl Donors
Nonnative Thiol and Aniline Methylation, Including Enantioselective Dithiol Desymmetrization, by Multicomponent Cobamide‐Dependent Methyltransferases Using Unactivated Methyl Donors
Mixed MtaABC/MtgABC methyltransferase systems were developed for non-native thiol and aniline methylation using the unactivated methyl donors methanol and glycine betaine. The platform enabled site-selective and enantioselective methylation with turnover number up to 6000, representing the first enantioselective non-native catalysis by cobamide-dependent enzymes. Site-directed mutagenesis enhanced activity toward prochiral ester-containing thiols. ABSTRACT Despite their potential synthetic util…
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September 18, 2026 at 12:38 PM
Nonnative Thiol and Aniline Methylation, Including Enantioselective Dithiol Desymmetrization, by Multicomponent Cobamide‐Dependent Methyltransferases Using Unactivated Methyl Donors
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer?
An op-ed generating some debate! @therevelator.org
therevelator.org/nonnative-pl...
An op-ed generating some debate! @therevelator.org
therevelator.org/nonnative-pl...
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer? • The Revelator
Some species we label as invasive still serve a purpose by providing food or shelter to native species.
therevelator.org
September 17, 2026 at 10:30 PM
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer?
An op-ed generating some debate! @therevelator.org
therevelator.org/nonnative-pl...
An op-ed generating some debate! @therevelator.org
therevelator.org/nonnative-pl...
bro i know you just moved here but your species is nonnative and literally invasive. How did you not google that. I have an obligation to destroy you bro. its not me bro its the local ecology. I’m sorry bro
September 17, 2026 at 4:41 PM
bro i know you just moved here but your species is nonnative and literally invasive. How did you not google that. I have an obligation to destroy you bro. its not me bro its the local ecology. I’m sorry bro
Exactly this.
Yesterday someone posted Pangram score as "proof" of that someone used of AI to write article. They don't get the irony of trusting this type of program unconditionally.
These tools are biased against 'nonnative' speakers and have most often been weaponized against Black writers.
Yesterday someone posted Pangram score as "proof" of that someone used of AI to write article. They don't get the irony of trusting this type of program unconditionally.
These tools are biased against 'nonnative' speakers and have most often been weaponized against Black writers.
September 17, 2026 at 4:06 PM
Exactly this.
Yesterday someone posted Pangram score as "proof" of that someone used of AI to write article. They don't get the irony of trusting this type of program unconditionally.
These tools are biased against 'nonnative' speakers and have most often been weaponized against Black writers.
Yesterday someone posted Pangram score as "proof" of that someone used of AI to write article. They don't get the irony of trusting this type of program unconditionally.
These tools are biased against 'nonnative' speakers and have most often been weaponized against Black writers.
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer? https://therevelator.org/nonnative-plants/
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer? • The Revelator
Some species we label as invasive still serve a purpose by providing food or shelter to native species.
therevelator.org
September 17, 2026 at 3:20 PM
Is Removing All Nonnative Plants Always the Answer? https://therevelator.org/nonnative-plants/