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Earth Hour is just 3 days away! 🌏🕯️ Did you know Earth Hour is the world's biggest grassroots environmental movement? Join millions of people from around the world to show your support for nature. You have the power to create a brighter future for our planet. Funds raised for this year's Earth Hour will support critical conservation work to combat biodiversity loss and the impacts of climate change. Join our shared mission to regenerate nature by 2030 and create a world where people live in harmony with nature. 🌿 Register your Switch Off here: https://lnkd.in/dNBzRV3 --- #earthhour2025 #switchoff #biggesthourforearth #support #conservation #regeneratenature

Sea turtle hatchlings rely on natural light from the moon and stars to guide them safely to the ocean. 🐢 But bright artificial lights from buildings and streetlights can disorient them, making their journey even harder. Conservation efforts around the world focus on reducing light pollution near nesting beaches to protect these little ones on their first big adventure. A simple action — like shielding lights or turning them off — can make a world of difference for the next generation. 💙 #TurtleTuesday #MarineLife #OceanConservation #Turtles

Wear it Wild this Earth Hour Schools Day! 🐅🐨 Teachers, are you looking to incorporate environmental awareness into your lesson plans? This Friday, March 22nd join us for Wear it Wild for Earth Hour Schools Day. By signing up you will receive free curriculum aligned lesson plans, fun classroom activities and fundraising ideas for your students. Your school can help shine a spotlight on nature loss by Wearing it Wild this Earth Hour Schools Day on Friday 21 March and raising funds to help regenerate nature. 🌳 Sign up now: https://lnkd.in/gWhpe_qx #wearitwild #conservation #earthhourschoolsday #earthhour2025 Cool.org Australia Post

Fewer than 100 Irrawaddy dolphins remain in the Mekong. Once found throughout the river, these unique and charismatic dolphins are now restricted to just a 120km stretch between Stung Treng and Kratie, Cambodia. Their survival is threatened by bycatch, habitat destruction, and illegal fishing. That’s why Climate Resilient by Nature is supporting WWF-Cambodia to work with local fisheries and promote sustainable fishing practices — helping to protect both livelihoods and this critically endangered species. Now, a team of Khmer and international conservationists is taking on an extraordinary challenge: a relay swim down the Mekong River. Along the way, they will document dolphin sightings and collect vital data to support conservation efforts! 🏊 📢 Learn more and follow their journey: https://lnkd.in/eymr7mtP #TheDolphinSwim #MekongRiver #Conservation #Dolphins #Cambodia  

Earth Hour is nearly here! 🌍 Earth Hour switch off is a powerful and symbolic action that shows your unwavering support to protect the environment. Saturday March 22nd millions of people around the world will be switching off. Have you registered your Switch Off yet? https://lnkd.in/gQwvuc66 Let's join together and make this the biggest hour for earth 💚 #earthhour #conservation #switchoff #biggesthourforearth #wwf WWF

Yesterday’s Country and Climate Forum was an incredible gathering of knowledge, stories, and action. From Elders to youth leaders, Indigenous experts shared how Traditional Knowledge can drive real solutions in environment, economy, and technology. 🌿   We were proud to have Cliff Cobbo represent WWF-Australia, sharing his insights and wisdom. The discussions throughout the day highlighted the importance of recognising and respecting 65,000+ years of knowledge to shape a regenerative and inclusive future.   The final session had the room come alive, turning ideas into action for the road ahead.    A huge thank you to the organisers, speakers, and everyone who took part in this inspiring day!   #ClimateActionWeekSydney #ClimateAction #NaturePositive #Climate #Nature

Challenge 60 for busy days! 💼 We understand everyone is busy, and really appreciate the hard work and dedication from all of this year's Challengers! If you are struggling to fit in your Challenge 60 on a busy workday, check out what Caitlin Chalhoub, our Community Fundraising manager is doing! Caitlin has been fitting her 60 mins in during the week with walks to and from work, along with lunchtime walks with work mates to reach her 60 mins! How are you filling in your Challenge 60?👇 #challenge60 #earthhour #conservation #support

Don’t miss the grand finale of Climate Action Week! This Friday, CAW is wrapping up an incredible week of action, ideas, and impact with The People’s COP: Taking Local Climate Action to the World Through COP31 and Beyond. 🌏 📍 Where? UTS Hall – right next to the train & bus stations! 🎤 Who? A powerhouse lineup of speakers sharing real stories from the frontlines of climate action. 💡 Why? Because local action fuels global change – and we all have a role to play. This free community event is open to everyone – no climate expertise required! Bring your friends, your family, your curiosity, and be part of the momentum. 🔗 Register now via Humanitix: https://lnkd.in/gcxUYPqs See you there! 👋 #ClimateActionWeek #Sydney #ClimateAction #NaturePositive #Climate #Nature

Are you feeling hopeful or fearful when it comes to the future? 💭 Some incredible insights are coming out of this ImpactX fireside chat with a lineup of powerful speakers. Change happens when we just "get on with it!". https://lnkd.in/gWEg8E9F

Let’s take a poll…  How much do you think the Australian government spends on nature? 🌳 A) 10% of the budget B) 1% of the budget C) 0.1% of the budget What do you think? 👇The answer is in the comments.