At Guerlain, we cherish the precious moments of connection shared between parents and their children. Last week, the House of Wonders opened its doors to the children of our teams for an enchanting 2024 edition of Les Petits Guerlain at our Paris HQ. With eyes wide in wonder, budding explorers embarked on a magical journey through their parents' workplace, experiencing playful makeup sessions and being captivated by a mesmerising magic show. In line with the Maison’s #InTheNameOfBeauty commitment to preserving biodiversity, these busy bees learned more about the importance of preserving our ecosystem through a hands-on biodiversity workshop. #Guerlain #LesPetitsGuerlain #HouseofWonders
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Two years back, I made a conscious decision to stop visiting zoos, circus, and natural habitats where the magnificent Animalia kingdom thrive. And that choice didn’t stem from the fear of animals but from a concern for their well-being. As someone passionate about sustainability and the environment, I've thoroughly understood that our presence in those spaces can be more harmful than beneficial. The impact of human activity on wildlife is already profound, and our interactions can be distressing to the incredible creatures in ways we might never understand. In zoos, animals are kept in confined spaces, far from the vast, intricate ecosystems they are naturally a part of. No matter how well-designed, these enclosures cannot replicate the freedom and complexity of their natural habitats. The stress and frustration experienced by animals in captivity can lead to physical and psychological issues, often unnoticed by ignorant visitors. Even in their natural habitats, the mere presence of humans can disrupt the delicate balance they have been sustaining for years. This disruption is exacerbated by climate change, which alters landscapes and ecosystems, forcing animals to encroach the land where humans live. And sadly when there's a change in their natural behaviors, it's often dismissed as aggressiveness. Wildlife tourism, though seemingly harmless, can increase stress levels for animals already grappling with environmental changes. Now, let this sink in - animals are not lifeless exhibits. And they are not there to entertain us. They deserve the same freedom, peace, and privacy in their territory that we humans crave in our lives. But we, selfish humans in search of wholesome entertainment overlook everything else. So, my decision to avoid such places is the first step towards respecting their boundaries and the lives of the magnificent creatures. Instead of observing animals in confined or altered environments, I actively look forward to conservation efforts, that is, preserving their natural habitats and promoting biodiversity. Image Credit: L2P 2.0 #animalwelfare #sustainability #wildlifeprotection #endexploitation #liveandletlive #climatechange
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Grandi Florus Creation Celebrates World Wildlife Day! Today marks World Wildlife Day, a celebration of the animals and plants that bestow our planet with extraordinary beauty. At Grandi Florus Creation, we navigate through the seasons with designs that honor the earth's natural gallery—a tribute to the wild's diverse tapestry. This World Wildlife Day, we pause to appreciate the canvas that inspires us. It's a realm alive with color, from the soft murmur of grasses to the grandeur of towering trees, each an essential strand in the biodiversity fabric. Our commitment extends beyond crafting Biophilic designs; it's about fostering a world where every petal, every leaf, and every being, big or small, flourishes. Our choices are powerful: opting for sustainable sources, advocating for conservation, and spreading knowledge about the equilibrium vital to our ecosystems. Thus, today, let's vow to be guardians of this splendid, untamed world. Let's sow seeds of transformation that burgeon into forests of hope. Let's guarantee that the symphony of nature, which fuels our artistry, endures for generations to come. We invite you to honor the natural world with us today, and every day, because together, we can cultivate a future where flora and fauna live in harmony. #WWD2024 #worldwildlifeday #digitalinnovation #TechForWildlife #innovation #sustainability #biophilicdesign
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5 Fun Facts About the Masai Mara: Wildebeest Migration: The Maasai Mara is famous for the Great Migration, where over 1.5 million wildebeest, along with zebras and gazelles, move annually from the Serengeti in search of greener pastures. (Pro tip: I don't actually recommend visiting during this time!) Maasai Culture: Named after the Maasai people, the reserve is rich in cultural heritage, with the community known for their distinct traditions and deep understanding of the ecosystem. Big Cat Haven: It's an ideal place to spot the "Big Cats" — lions, leopards, and cheetahs, thanks to its open landscapes. I saw all 3 on my recent trip to the Mara! Birdwatching: The area hosts over 470 bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers, especially with its variety of raptors. My favorite is the colorful lilac breasted roller. Conservation Efforts: The Mara is central to conservation, focusing on protecting the wildlife and ecosystem through community partnerships and sustainable practices. #luxurytravel #luxurytravelinsider
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Exploring Wildlife in the Corners of Luxembourg In the quest for wild experiences, we often think of exotic destinations like Africa or South America. However, sometimes it's enough to venture into nearby natural settings, as I recently discovered in a small nature reserve here in Luxembourg, a country seldom associated with biodiversity and untamed encounters. It was around five in the evening when I set up a camouflage tent, hoping to capture the perfect moment of a wild animal. That's when nature bestowed upon me an unexpected occurrence. A furious Eurasian Jay (Garrulus grandarius) perched in front of me, on the bare branch of a bush, devouring its prey of the day. In just seconds, I could observe part of its diet: a small rodent hung lifeless from its robust beak. Although the scene was brief, I managed to capture it through my lens, turning it into a field trophy and a valuable documentary archive. This experience filled me with joy as it revealed the ferocity of this small feathered predator. Despite its common association with acorn consumption, this Eurasian Jay demonstrated a carnivorous diet that I was unaware of until that moment. It was a revelation, witnessing this infallible killer displaying its cruel brutality. In nature, the life of some implies the death of others, an age-old saying that became tangible before my eyes. Once again, nature followed its course, providing me with a memorable moment that I share with my kind followers. With this post, I hope to contribute to the understanding of the behavior of certain species inhabiting our surroundings, which we don't always have the fortune to know in detail. If you enjoy these posts, feel free to follow us at www.proyectoave.org and learn about everything we do to promote knowledge about wildlife, contributing to a greener world. Fabian Passariello #LuxembourgWildlife #BeneluxNature #NatureEncounters #WildlifePhotography #BiodiversityDiscovery #LuxembourgExploration Vanessa Cum Yann Tonnar Ricardo J. Rodrigues Xavier Bettel Ministère de l'Environnement, du Climat et de la Biodiversité Romain Poulles Happy CEO Circular Eco Officer
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Nurturing nature at Suguna Pristine Square Today, we had the unique pleasure of capturing a moment that beautifully symbolizes the harmony between man and nature right at Suguna Pristine Square. Nestled on a ledge was a thriving bee hive, a testament to the resilience of nature and its ability to find a home anywhere. This image serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of welcoming and preserving nature within our urban landscapes. It's moments like these that remind us of the beauty and vitality of biodiversity that thrives alongside us, often unnoticed. Bees play a crucial role in our ecosystem, pollinating plants that provide us with fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Their presence in urban areas can actually be a sign of a healthy environment. It's vital to remember that bees are not out to harm us. They are incredibly beneficial and usually non-aggressive if left undisturbed. In a world where the lines between nature and urban life often seem starkly drawn, it's essential to embrace these small yet significant interactions. By coexisting peacefully with nature, we enrich our lives, enhance our environments, and take a small yet meaningful step towards a more sustainable planet. Let's appreciate and protect these natural wonders among us. They teach us that even in the most unexpected places, life finds a way. 🌿🏙️ #NatureMeetsUrban #BeeAware #UrbanNature #SugunaPristineSquare #HarmonyWithNature
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