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Read this important article about by Environment America about why land conservation is vital for California's wildlife! "Development knocks out two football fields’ worth of wilderness every minute in the United States. As we carve up our wild spaces, wildlife gets trapped in dwindling parcels of nature, penned in by roads, fences, and other human obstacles." For example, the Chuckwalla National Monument will protect over 660,000 acres of desert habitat, ensuring vital resources for vulnerable species and enhancing biodiversity. Learn more about how these conservation efforts are crucial for preserving California’s natural wonders in this article: https://lnkd.in/gPFbi2DP

A Triumph For Shark Conservation At The 14th CMS Conference In a significant leap forward for marine conservation, the 14th Conference of the Parties of the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) of Wild Animals recently concluded, showcasing remarkable achievements in safeguarding sharks and rays. This gathering of experts explored a myriad of challenges facing these oceanic species, delving into ecological connectivity, bycatch issues, and the impact of deep-sea mineral exploitation. https://lnkd.in/e-qFqap9

World Shorebird Day celebrates and raises awareness about shorebirds and their habitats. It encourages global participation in birdwatching, conservation efforts, and data collection to protect these vital species. Join the movement to preserve shorebirds and their ecosystems for future generations. #WorldShorebirdDay, #BirdConservation, #Shorebirds, #WildlifeProtection, #BirdWatching, #SaveOurBirds, #EcoAwareness, #HabitatPreservation, #GlobalConservation

🐆 CCF UK was part of the #2024GlobalCheetahSummit! With fewer than 7,500 cheetahs left in just 9% of their historic range, urgent conservation measures are crucial. We brought together global experts to discuss key initiatives for immediate impact and future restoration plans. From delving into the intricate ecology of cheetahs to addressing the urgency of Ending the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT), and mapping out Cheetah Reintroduction initiatives, the summit covered crucial ground. 🌿 But it didn't stop there. We delved deep into creative strategies to combat primary existential threats —  human-wildlife conflict, loss of habitat, shrinking prey base, fragmentation, and illegal wildlife trade.  Together, we're shaping a future where cheetahs thrive. #SaveTheCheetah! #WildlifeProtection  #CheetahConservationFund

🔍 Investigating Environmental Shifts 🔍 Our team is exploring potential changes in riparian habitats, assessing whether certain bird species are more sensitive to habitat alterations. By understanding these dynamics, we can better prioritize conservation efforts and protect critical riparian ecosystems. Together, we can ensure a thriving habitat for birds and other wildlife! #VerdeWatershed #HabitatChanges #RiparianBirds #Conservation #StateOfTheWatershed2024

On the banks of the Juruá River, river turtles (locally known as quelonios) hatch from their nests.🐢 Quelonios are vital to the health of the Amazonian floodplain ecosystem. Local communities and fishing organizations are partnering with #NatGeoExplorers Andressa Scabin and João Campos-Silva to strengthen and expand a model of community-based conservation. Their scientific data will form the basis of a regional conservation plan, mapping parameters for establishing habitat protections to preserve wildlife and the food security of local communities. This conservation model forms part of the National Geographic and ROLEX #PerpetualPlanet Amazon Expedition—a multi-year science and storytelling exploration of the Amazon River Basin, from the Andes to the Atlantic, to further our understanding of this intricate freshwater ecosystem and advance solutions to ensure its protection. https://lnkd.in/dVQezcra

America the Beautiful set an ambitious national goal to protect, conserve or restore at least 30 percent of U.S. lands and waters by 2030. This would help safeguard our planet, protect wildlife and benefit communities. But to ensure we’re on track to meet this goal we need accurate, current data that highlights the range of locally-led, state and federal conservation and restoration efforts happening across the country. The American Conservation and Stewardship Atlas, released today by the Biden Administration, is an important step towards measuring our progress toward achieving these ambitious conservation goals. Along with the launch of https://lnkd.in/gJ_7NCtp, this tool allows you to explore the projects fueling conservation and climate action right now. It also includes a preliminary framework for tracking the progress and updates toward reaching the America the Beautiful goal. We’re excited to see how this tool informs and inspires individuals, policymakers and communities to continue protecting our lands, waters and wildlife. The White House

As rising seas encroach on coastal wetlands, saltmarsh sparrows are losing their critical habitats. Long Island conservation groups are working to restore these marsh habitats to try to save the sparrows.

The carbon sequestered by ocean and coastal ecosystems, or blue carbon, is increasingly recognised as a key nature-based solution to global climate change. Blue carbon ecosystems like mangroves are among the most effective carbon sinks on the planet, and their degradation contributes to 19% of carbon emissions from global deforestation. This week's dialogues on East Africa's Wildlife Economy is focused on Wild Carbon - exploring the management of wild plants, such as mangroves, for carbon sequestration. Speakers include Michael O'Brien-Onyeka from Global Partnerships Nature For Justice, Jerry Mang'ena from Aqua-Farms Organization - AFO (AFO), Nkamunu Patita, Kenya Lead from EarthAcre and Derrick Muyodi from Ceriops Environmental Research Organization. Find out more and register: https://lnkd.in/efm5iqsB ShareScreen Africa Oppenheimer Generations Research & Conservation ALU School of Wildlife Conservation Watch the recordings of our first two dialogues here: https://lnkd.in/dZDUCYyT #BlueCarbon #NatureBasedSolutions #ClimateChange #WildCarbon #CarbonSequestration #WildlifeEconomy

OCEANS ALIVE CONSERVATION TRUST OUR PLANET • OUR FUTURE Let's love, respect, appreciate and protect our oceans, nature, wildlife, and our amazing planet. World Elephant Day 2024 World Elephant Day, is observed on August 12th of each year, and is dedicated to raising awareness about the urgent plight of elephants. It's a day to celebrate these magnificent creatures and to promote efforts to protect their habitats, stop illegal poaching, and ensure their survival for future generations. The day highlights the importance of conservation efforts and encourages people around the world to take action to protect elephants, both in the wild and in captivity. Elephants are vital to maintaining the biodiversity of the ecosystems in which they live. Unfortunately, they face numerous threats, including habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching for ivory. On World Elephant Day, individuals and organisations worldwide come together to advocate for stronger protections and to educate the public about the importance of preserving and respecting these gentle giants. OUR PLANET • OUR FUTURE “Caring for our Oceans” “Stronger Together” “Changing Lives” WITH THE PEOPLE • FOR THE PEOPLE www.oceans-alive.org #worldelephantday #wildlife #endangeredspecies #marinewildlife #respect #appreciation #ocean #animals #nature #saveouroceans #saveourwildlife #saveourplanet #future #protection #conservation #today #follow