Tag Archives: ClimateEmergency

[ad_1] Fieldnotes is WWF-Canada’s newsletter about our science-based work finding solutions in the face of an unprecedented crisis in climate change and wildlife loss. If Fieldnotes was forwarded to you, please click here to subscribe to future issues. Polar bear with cubs in Wapusk National Park, Churchill, Manitoba. © Debra …

[ad_1] Hello, Rebels! ???????? . This Saturdaywe’ll be on the streets at London Fashion Week to demand that this season’s must-have is the continuation of life on earth.???????????? . We put together a few things you could do to help XRFA before the action: ????SAVE THE DATE AND COME ALONG: …

[ad_1] What makes whales so important? It’s actually a number of reasons. Undoubtedly these are amazing animals in their own right, with complex social structures, and even their own types of culture. And many of the ways that whales amaze us are the very reasons they help keep oceans healthy. …

[ad_1] Everything around them was incinerated… Please help save bird survivors! Donate now ❤️ via the link in our bio.⁠ ⁠ The bushfires have killed untold numbers of birds, and wiped out hectares of habitat. ⁠ ⁠ Without food, birds like the Glossy Black-Cockatoo will starve. And without cover, smaller …

[ad_1] An irradiated nuclear zone is hardly the most obvious animal sanctuary. But in January, almost a decade after Japan’s Fukushima disaster, scientists using remote cameras in the area around the abandoned power station discovered an abundance of wildlife. Macaques, raccoon dogs (a relative of the fox), wild boar, pheasants …

[ad_1] This is so true, I can’t believe there are still people on this earth that don’t believe in climate change when there is multiple places on earth that are already struggling with the effects! We must wake up! ???????? – – Follow @lets_talk_environment Follow @lets_talk_environment Credit @make_earth_green_again – – …

[ad_1] Salmon and steelhead could once again inhabit more than 100 miles of the upper Green River watershed now that the entire Washington congressional delegation has backed restarting a federal project to allow fish to pass the Howard Hanson Dam. The fish-passage project could open even more habitat for chinook …

[ad_1] Excited to visit site this morning at @rhswisley for the first time since @landformuk broke ground. Sure it will be a sea of brown earth (**Note to self – all the very best things in life begin like this**), but one day soon it will be feast, habitat and …

[ad_1] As humans continue to rapidly expand the scope of their domination of nature — bulldozing and burning down forests and other natural areas, wiping out species, and breaking down ecosystem functions — a growing number of influential scientists and conservationists think protecting half of the planet in some form …

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