It's hard work protecting our fragile environment. Thankfully, we have organizations like Greenpeace fighting for a "greener, healthier world." Social media is one of the ways in which environmental nonprofit organizations engage their supporters and gather support for their work.
In the last 30 days, the average organization in this landscape has grown their audience by -0.2%. World Wildlife Fund grew faster than everyone else, with 0.2% growth! On average, each post in this landscape earns more than 1.09k engagements. Greenpeace is topping the charts with more than 1.77k engagements per post on their 238 posts in the last 30 days.
Natural Resources Defense Council
1.52M Followers
0.18% Engagement Rate
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The GREATEST lie ever told!? Big oil and big brands are working hand in hand to increase plastic production and shift the blame onto individuals. They’ve known for decades that recycling isn’t a viable solution to the plastics crisis. But they continued to greenwash the public about its effectiveness, just to make a quick buck. Time’s up on …
With family holidays come tough conversations. While everyone may not believe in it, the facts are clear: Climate change is real, and no one is safe from its effects—unless we do something about it.
Ask President Biden to be bold in this critical moment and stay committed to a global treaty that can end the plastic pollution crisis. Take action by following the link in our bio. #INC5 #PlasticsTreaty
Today we wish our wonderful community a joyful and reflective Thanksgiving. November is also Native American Heritage Month. We extend our deepest appreciation to Indigenous Peoples and traditional communities, who have been the guardians of our planet for generations. Their wisdom and stewardship are invaluable. Thank you. 🤎 📸: 1. Linda Muth/TNC Photo Contest 2021 2. Jenny Qiu/TNC Photo Contest …
Indigenous Peoples are among those facing the dire consequences of a warming planet. But because they hold ancestral knowledge of and deep connections to the natural world, they also know how to best heal it. As we continue our work, we must remember to listen and learn from them. 📸 : Jolanda Kirpensteijn
Whether you’re inspired by preserving the planet’s beauty or the power of community and collective action, your support makes a real impact. Thank you!
🎀 THINK PINK The pale pink petals of a king protea flower are arranged in a large, crown-shaped blossom. South Africa's national flower blooms high in the sandstone peaks that soar over Cape Town, part of a small belt of natural shrubland called fynbos. In this rare, nutrient-poor and fire-adapted ecosystem, TNC is coordinating efforts to remove …
Illegal cattle trafficking is fueling the dangerous resurgence of a parasite, the New World screwworm. The parasite had been eradicated from Central America, Mexico, and the U.S. over 30 years ago at an approximate cost of $800 million. But we have seen a rapid resurgence recently across Central America, with the recent confirmation of the first …
On the latest episode of #WCSWildAudio, hear the story of Chile's Karukinka Natural Park, which turns 20 this year. It was created after land in Chilean Tierra del Fuego was donated to us by Goldman Sachs. Today, says Barbara Saavedra, director of wcs_chile, the park is making a significant contribution to #climatechange mitigation, in part due …
Menstruation is a fact of life for over a quarter of the world’s population. But imagine navigating a period without the basic resources that make it manageable — like clean water, sanitary products, and a private bathroom. This is the reality for at least 500 million women and girls like Nora, who used to feel ashamed …
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Indigenous Peoples are among those facing the dire consequences of a warming planet. But because they hold ancestral knowledge of and deep connections to the natural world, they also know how to best heal it. As we continue our work, we must remember to listen and learn from them. Photo by: Jolanda Kirpensteijn
🌊🐚🐋 On California’s Central Coast, TNC is working to protect a globally unique marine sanctuary forged by an undersea canyon and fueled by a fog-bound microclimate. Discover Monterey Bay through the jaw-dropping photos of world-renowned photographer and National Geographic contributor Frans Lanting. From blue whales to giant kelp to steelhead trout, Lanting’s coverage celebrates one of …
The Sierra Club strongly opposes the recent cabinet nominations, due to deep concerns over their ties to fossil fuels, disregard for environmental protection, and prioritization of corporate interests over climate action and public lands. Who are the nominees? Swipe though to learn more about them and why Sierra Club opposes them. We are prepared to do all …
Plastic production has already reached unsustainable levels but it is set to nearly TRIPLE by 2050 if industry have their way. A Global #PlasticsTreaty is our chance to turn off the taps. We need a strong Treaty that sets legally binding targets for corporations to slash their excessive plastic production. Join us: https://act.gp/4dfqhnA
Make today a green Friday by opting outside! Skip the stores and hit the trails, parks or beaches (depending on where you are) instead. Nature has the best deals. Fresh air, beautiful views and zero emissions. 💚🌱
From #floods to #snowstorms, extreme weathers events are wrecking havoc. Agree?
Ask President Biden to be bold in this critical moment and stay committed to a global treaty that can end the plastic pollution crisis. Take action: https://wwf.to/4g5VXwB.
Wait for it .... It's #InternationalJaguarDay. In Guatemala's Maya Biosphere Reserve, camera traps like this help us monitor populations.
🏜 The Kw’tsan proposal is dedicated to honoring the traditions and sacred lands of the Quechan people. The vast, rocky desert landscape between Imperial County in Southern California and Fort Yuma in Arizona - where the proposed Kw’tsán National Monument is located. Despite all of the rich history and cultural importance it holds, and all of …
Whether you’re inspired by preserving the planet’s beauty or the power of community and collective action, your support makes a real impact. Thank you!
Menstruation is a fact of life for over a quarter of the world’s population. But imagine navigating a period without the basic resources that make it manageable — like clean water, sanitary products, and a private bathroom. This is the reality for at least 500 million women and girls like Nora, who used to feel ashamed …
With family holidays come tough conversations. While everyone may not believe in it, the facts are clear: Climate change is real, and no one is safe from its effects—unless we do something about it.
The GREATEST lie ever told!? Big oil and big brands are working hand in hand to increase plastic production and shift the blame onto individuals. The #PlasticsTreaty being negotiated by countries this week is our moment to turn the tide. Join us: act.gp/4hZ4149 pic.x.com/BPrxi5QsnQ
There’s no time to wait. The climate crisis is already impacting all of us. Governments, corporations - what are you waiting for? #ActOnClimate pic.x.com/te1BiGvSOV
Ask President Biden to be bold in this critical moment and stay committed to a global treaty that can end the plastic pollution crisis. Take action: wwf.to/4fG5H0G. #INC5 #PlasticsTreaty pic.x.com/Tak7MOBSSU
For too long, the Snake River dam threatened salmon populations and the livelihoods of the region's Indigenous communities. But decades of legal fights secured a major victory and the dam is finally being retired! nrdc.org/bio/giulia-cs-…
45 Likes • 20 RetweetsIt's #InternationalJaguarDay 🐾 In Guatemala's Maya Biosphere Reserve, camera traps like this help us monitor populations. pic.x.com/DWtism24HY
Indigenous Peoples are among those facing the dire consequences of a warming planet. But because they hold ancestral knowledge of and deep connections to the natural world, they also know how to best heal it. As we continue our work, we must remember to listen and learn from… x.com/i/web/status/1… pic.x.com/LZubv5qIDo
Illegal cattle trafficking is fueling dangerous resurgence of a parasite, New World screwworm. We’re calling for decisive action by the US and Mexico to stop this illegal ranching and protect livestock, public health, and economies. Read our statement: bit.ly/3CEPSbV pic.x.com/p45oxlDCvkpic.x.com/p45oxlDCvk
Whether you’re inspired by preserving the planet’s beauty or the power of community and collective action, your support makes a real impact. Thank you! pic.x.com/AmEvsjgkBU
What's better for the environment: a real or artificial Christmas tree? 🎄 The answer may surprise you...nature.ly/3ZfkpVo
16 Likes • 8 RetweetsMenstruation is a fact of life for over a quarter of the world’s population. But imagine navigating a period without the basic resources that make it manageable — like clean water, sanitary products, and a private bathroom. pic.x.com/HWE0gJxPCKpic.x.com/HWE0gJxPCKpic.x.com/HWE0gJxPCK
What do wild turkeys eat? Why do they strut? How did they rebound from near extinction? Here's everything you ever wanted to know about one of North America's most amazing birds! 🦃 nature.ly/41pF1x9
19 Likes • 3 RetweetsThe UN estimates that access to improved sanitation gives households up to 1,000 more productive hours each year. Think about that — an extra 1,000 hours to spend on what matters most. More time for school, work, family, and chasing dreams. It’s not just about hours saved; it’s… x.com/i/web/status/1… pic.x.com/96EN3HbFNj
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