Claytan’s Post

The World Ocean Day action for July is officially out! As a citizen of the world, you can help protect the largest habitat on Earth - the deep sea! For a long time, we believed the ocean was so huge and full of life that nothing we did could harm it and its abundance. We thought that pollution would simply dilute away. However, current corporate plans could cause severe disruption and pollution, and we urgently need to understand our deep-sea ecosystems and their importance to our planet, its people, and the atmosphere. Take action this July for our 12 Months of Action and click here: https://buff.ly/3VUL4FA Special shout-outs to our action partners for this month: Sustainable Ocean Alliance & Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC) #DefendtheDeep #oceanclimateaction

This World Environment Day, let's commit to restoring our precious planet. The theme for 2024 is to address desertification, revive water sources, and nurture the soils that sustain us all. The United Nations calls on this generation to protect and grow forests, revive ecosystems, and build resilience against the impacts of #climatechange. 4 Earth Global is committed to protecting our forests as our #greenbuilding materials are produced without utilising wood. We are the change - for our land, our future, and the well-being of our shared planet #Time4Action #WorldEnvironmentDay #GenerationRestoration #SustainableFuture #ProtectTrees #SDGs

Why Salubris? The name ‘Salubris’ comes from the Eucalyptus salubris of the Great Western Woodlands, a tree that has long been admired for its resilience and beauty in this harsh environment. The first Europeans named the tree after the Latin term for “healthful, wholesome and beneficial”. It encapsulates the attributes we’re bringing to the fight against climate change. Discover how we're harnessing the regenerative power of Western Australia’s flora to create nature-based carbon credits that deliver more value here - https://lnkd.in/g3EjFUtC #greatwesternwoodlands #carboncredits #carbonabatement

The consequences of our actions are catching up with us. Our reckless exploitation of Earth's resources has left us with a planet in distress. Let's unite to reverse the damage and create a future we can be proud of. #Sustainability #ClimateActionNow"

The Earth is our one and only home. It's the vibrant, life-sustaining planet we all share, teeming with wondrous natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and the resources we depend on for survival. Yet, this delicate blue marble we call home is facing grave threats from human ɑctiѵity, threats that, if left unchecked, could permanently damage or even destroy the environment we all rely on. Climate change, deforestation, pollution, resource depletion.These are just a few of the major environmental challenges we're grappling with today. And the harsh reality is that we, as the dominant species on this planet, are the primary drivers behind these crises. Our unsustainable patterns of production, consumption, and waste have put the Earth under immense strain.

The Earth is our one and only home. It's the vibrant, life-sustaining planet we all share, teeming with wondrous natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and the resources we depend on for survival. Yet, this delicate blue marble we call home is facing grave threats from human ɑctiѵity, threats that, if left unchecked, could permanently damage or even destroy the environment we all rely on. Climate change, deforestation, pollution, resource depletion.These are just a few of the major environmental challenges we're grappling with today. And the harsh reality is that we, as the dominant species on this planet, are the primary drivers behind these crises. Our unsustainable patterns of production, consumption, and waste have put the Earth under immense strain.

The Earth is our one and only home. It's the vibrant, life-sustaining planet we all share, teeming with wondrous natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and the resources we depend on for survival. Yet, this delicate blue marble we call home is facing grave threats from human ɑctiѵity, threats that, if left unchecked, could permanently damage or even destroy the environment we all rely on. Climate change, deforestation, pollution, resource depletion.These are just a few of the major environmental challenges we're grappling with today. And the harsh reality is that we, as the dominant species on this planet, are the primary drivers behind these crises. Our unsustainable patterns of production, consumption, and waste have put the Earth under immense strain.

"Our Land, Our Future. We are #GenerationRestoration" This is the theme of this year’s Environmental Day. While the theme emphasizes the importance of restoring land, combating desertification, and enhancing resilience to drought, it is the hashtag that caught my attention. #GenerationRestoration Yes, we are the generation responsible for the restoration of the environment—returning the earth to its pristine state. We are the generation that must act steadily and decisively before it is too late! But we are also the generation that cares! Growing up learning about the warnings of climate change, rising sea levels, and ozone depletion, we are now at a stage where we can make a real difference. We are the generation that is environmentally conscious, unafraid to voice our concerns, and ready to lead for a better world. We are the generation that understands the importance of incorporating sustainable principles into our lives and living in harmony with nature. We are the generation that aims not just to prevent further damage but to repair the harm done and restore the earth to its fullest health. Because we are #GenerationRestoration. Be the change! Together, we can restore our earth! #GenerationRestoration #2024EnvironmentalDay #Sustainability

Understanding Blur Carbon Ecosystems: A primer Continuing our journey into the world of Blue Carbon Ecosystems, today I'm excited to share the extent and present scenario of these Ecosystems. 🌏Blue carbon ecosystems, encompassing mangroves, salt marshes, and seagrasses, are crucial in the fight against climate change. These ecosystems serve as natural carbon sinks, sequestering significant amounts of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. However, their extent and health are increasingly under threat due to human activities and climate change. Let’s take a closer look at where these ecosystems are found and their present condition. We must advocate for stronger protection and restoration initiatives to safeguard these invaluable ecosystems. By supporting policies, research, and community-based conservation efforts, we can ensure that blue carbon ecosystems continue to play their vital role in mitigating climate change. 💬 What are your thoughts on the current state of blue carbon ecosystems? How can we better protect and restore these vital carbon sinks? Share your ideas and join the conversation! 📢 Stay tuned for more posts and discussions on this exciting topic! #BlueCarbon #ClimateAction #EcosystemRestoration #Sustainability