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It may not be Rockefeller, but this snowy owl melts our hearts, too. Happy weekend! 💚 #weekendfeels #nature #owls #naturephotography 📸: Ellynne Rey

We've joined OurArcticRefuge & 70+ organizations and investors in calling for insurers to not insure or invest in oil drilling in the Arctic Refuge. Bernadette Demientieff of OurArcticRefuge says: “The banking industry already sent a loud, clear message to oil companies. Now it’s up to insurers to say no to drilling in the Arctic Refuge.” #ProtectTheArctic …

We made a bold promise at the very beginning of #charitywater’s history: 100% of public donations would always fund clean water. That's still our promise today. Whether you give $10 or $10,000, every single penny brings clean and safe water to communities in need. charitywater.org/100percent (link in bio) Photos: jeremysnell

Since the first colonizers came to Turtle Island, the United States government and military has enacted policies working to separate Indigenous peoples from traditional lands and as a result severing thousands of years of cultural and spiritual relationships with that land. Gather is an intimate portrait of the growing movement amongst Indigenous peoples to reclaim their …

“To be clear, this is about more than the sage grouse and about more than these specific lands. This is a flagrant eleventh-hour giveaway to the deadly corporate interests that are fueling runaway climate change.” — NRDC’s Josh Axelrod Follow the link in bio to learn more about the sage grouse. ⤴️ #SageGrouse #TrumpRollbacks #ClimateCrisis #BiodiversityCrisis #Biodiversity …

At a time when handwashing is saving lives and protecting communities from the spread of COVID-19, what percentage of people lack access to a basic handwashing facility? A. 30% B. 40% C. 50% Leave a comment with your answer. We’ll share the correct response tomorrow!

Recently, WCS's trbdavenport was driving in Ruaha National Park at dawn looking for wild dogs with a noted Tanzanian carnivore biologist. Every time they rounded a corner, they hoped to find a pack. . Though not dogs, they did stumble on this scene. . "I was looking for a dog, and I found a lion," he writes on #WCSWildView, …

A nice weekend read: what we've been able to do for the planet with your support. 💚

While there is still a long way to go before ecocide could be recognised as an international crime, the movement continues to gather pace… A growing number of people around the world are taking governments and corporations to court for inaction over climate change. Students in Vanuatu are calling for the highest court in the world, …

According to IPBES, there are 850,000 viruses found in animals that could eventually infect humans. One way to protect our future from pandemics like Covid-19 is to change the way we treat nature. 🌱

For the Indigenous Iban communities in the forests of Borneo, pepper is not just a condiment – it is a livelihood, a climate protector, and a preserver of biodiversity.

We are looking into soilless alternatives to agriculture to see if they can offer a more environmentally-friendly system for growing our food. Here’s what we found so far.

We made a bold promise at the very beginning of #charitywater’s history: 100% of public donations would always fund clean water. That's still our promise today. Whether you give $10 or $10,000, every single penny brings clean and safe water to communities in need. charitywater.org/100percent

"The government's decision to erode protection of Tongass National Park," writes a group of scientists, including from WCS, in Science, "sets a precedent to roll back protections for other remaining intact forests that provide critical carbon storage." https://bit.ly/3fj58vA

There is no climate justice without social justice.

"There is no climate justice if it isn’t global, and if it doesn’t include everyone." Don't miss this powerful interview with Ugandan climate activist, @vanessa_vash👇🏿 🌎 on.nrdc.org/2UGZc5V

This tremendous gift from the #BezosEarthFund will help TNC and our partners implement nature-based solutions in two critical geographies. nature.ly/32XLSi0

For the Indigenous Iban communities in the forests of Borneo, pepper is not just a condiment – it is a livelihood, a climate protector, and a preserver of biodiversity. worldwildlife.org/stories/sustai…

We are looking into soilless alternatives to agriculture to see if they can offer a more environmentally-friendly system for growing our food. Here’s what we found so far. worldwildlife.org/magazine/issue…

By ensuring women are included, fisheries are more likely to be sustainable, and the benefits more fairly distributed. bit.ly/3kLbyEM #WorldFisheriesDay pic.twitter.com/HS2q90EFAO

We made a bold promise at the very beginning of #charitywater’s history: 100% of public donations would always fund clean water. That's still our promise today. Whether you give $10 or $10,000, every single penny brings clean and safe water to communities in need. pic.twitter.com/aDesUKc3nz