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Local wildlife plays a crucial role in maintaining the health and balance of our ecosystems. Birds, insects, mammals, and plants all interact in ways that support pollination, seed dispersal, pest control, and nutrient cycling. Protecting their habitats ensures these species can continue to thrive and perform these essential functions. Habitat destruction from urban development, pollution, and climate change threatens wildlife and disrupts ecosystems. When we preserve and restore natural habitats, we not only protect the wildlife but also enhance our environment, creating cleaner air, healthier soils, and more resilient communities. Supporting local wildlife conservation efforts, creating protected areas, and adopting sustainable practices are ways we can help. By doing so, we ensure that future generations can enjoy the beauty and benefits of a diverse and vibrant natural world. Let's commit to protecting our local wildlife and their habitats for a healthier planet. Know any wildlife conservation centers or got any favourite wildlife? Let us know in the comments.🥰 #ProtectWildlife #SaveOurPlanet #HabitatPreservation #Biodiversity #EcoWarrior #SustainableLiving #DeltaRisingFoundation #climatechange #sciencebasedsystemicsolutions #artofsustainableculturalevolution #sustainablearchitecture #naturebasedsolutions #regeneratewildlands #indigenousowned #indigenousled #energytransition

Wildlife conservation is not just about protecting majestic species; it’s about safeguarding the intricate ecosystems that connect all life 🌍🐠. On World Wildlife Conservation Day, we turn our attention to aquatic species facing the threat of extinction. From the critically endangered vaquita porpoise to the vulnerable green sea turtle, many species rely on clean waterways to survive. Pollution, overfishing, and habitat destruction are pushing these creatures to the brink. Every piece of plastic we fail to dispose of properly can end up in their habitats, choking marine life or disrupting their food chains. This is why Think Ocean CIC actively collaborates with communities to clean up rivers, lakes, and coastlines. Every effort matters in preserving biodiversity. Let today serve as a reminder of the beauty and fragility of our planet's wildlife. By protecting endangered species, we also protect the delicate balance of our ecosystems. Together, we can ensure future generations inherit a world teeming with life. 🌊🐢 #worldwildlifeconservationday #biodiversity #thinkocean #wildlifeprotection #cleanwaterways #sustainability #actnow #plasticfreefuture #saveourplanet #communityaction

🌎 Today is Wildlife Conservation Day – a reminder that we are not just stewards of the planet, but also caretakers of the countless species that share it with us. 🦁 From the majestic elephant to the tiniest insect, every creature plays a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of our ecosystems. Yet, many species are facing the threat of extinction due to habitat destruction, poaching, climate change, and other human activities. 🌱 Why does this matter? • Biodiversity is crucial to the health of our planet. A balanced ecosystem provides us with clean air, water, and food. • Conservation efforts can boost economies through eco-tourism and sustainable practices. • Protecting wildlife is not just an environmental issue; it’s a moral one. We have a responsibility to preserve these species for future generations. 💡 How can you help? • Support organizations dedicated to wildlife conservation. • Adopt sustainable practices in your daily life, from reducing plastic waste to supporting eco-friendly businesses. • Share the message: Awareness is the first step toward action. Let’s all do our part to protect and conserve wildlife, ensuring a thriving planet for generations to come. #WildlifeConservationDay #Biodiversity #Conservation #Sustainability #WildlifeProtection #EcoAwareness #SaveOurSpecies #SustainableFuture #ClimateAction

On Wildlife Conservation Day, we pause to reflect on the incredible diversity of life that calls our planet home and the urgent need to protect it. Today, we recognise the important role that every species, from the tiniest insect to the largest mammal, plays in the delicate balance of nature. At Circular Energy, we believe that true sustainability goes beyond just reducing our environmental footprint—it’s about creating a world where both people and wildlife can thrive in harmony. As we work to build a more sustainable future, we are committed to supporting initiatives that preserve natural habitats, protect endangered species, and promote environmental practices that sustain biodiversity for generations to come. Let’s come together to ensure that wildlife continues to thrive for generations to come. #WildlifeConservationDay #CircularEnergy #Conservation #ProtectWildlife #Sustainability #SaveNature #Biodiversity #EcoFriendly #FutureForWildlife

Make space for nature. Allowing a patch of lawn to grow wild, creating a wildlife border or hedge, keeping a pile of fallen leaves, bark or branches gives nature a helping hand to restore a biodiverse ecosystem and habitat for creatures great, small and minuscule. "Since the beginning of the 20th century, the UK alone has lost at least 97 per cent of its meadows" states Gill Perkins CEO of Bumblebee Conservation Trust. "Grasslands can provide an ideal environment for us to enjoy as places to eat, work and play in nature, while also providing the essential functions of carbon sequestration and oxygen-releasing photosynthesis." Letting grass grow longer allows it to develop deeper root systems as well encouraging other wild flowers to grow whilst also protecting the wildlife that lives there. Mowing less and at the right time, reduces the amount of carbon and green house gases released. It also means less maintenance for you and more time to enjoy what nature surprises you with next. I've also designed some sustainable totes and tees to help raise funds to support bees, wildlife, and our wellbeing :) - find out more and fetch yours here: https://lnkd.in/e3Eh7t-r How are you making space for nature at work and at home? #KitTheDog #BrandIllustration #BrandValues #Wellbeing #Nature #Wildlife #RestoreOurPlanet #GrowForYourWorld #ClimateCrisis Wiltshire Wildlife Trust The Woodland Trust RSPB Bumblebee Conservation Trust

Make space for nature. Allowing a patch of lawn to grow wild, creating a wildlife border or hedge, keeping a pile of fallen leaves, bark or branches gives nature a helping hand to restore a biodiverse ecosystem and habitat for creatures great, small and minuscule. "Since the beginning of the 20th century, the UK alone has lost at least 97 per cent of its meadows" states Gill Perkins CEO of Bumblebee Conservation Trust. "Grasslands can provide an ideal environment for us to enjoy as places to eat, work and play in nature, while also providing the essential functions of carbon sequestration and oxygen-releasing photosynthesis." Letting grass grow longer allows it to develop deeper root systems as well encouraging other wild flowers to grow whilst also protecting the wildlife that lives there. Mowing less and at the right time, reduces the amount of carbon and green house gases released. It also means less maintenance for you and more time to enjoy what nature surprises you with next. I've also designed some sustainable totes and tees to help raise funds to support bees, wildlife, and our wellbeing :) - find out more and fetch yours here: https://lnkd.in/e3Eh7t-r How are you making space for nature at work and at home? #KitTheDog #BrandIllustration #BrandValues #Wellbeing #Nature #Wildlife #RestoreOurPlanet #GrowForYourWorld #ClimateCrisis Wiltshire Wildlife Trust The Woodland Trust RSPB Bumblebee Conservation Trust

Make space for nature. Allowing a patch of lawn to grow wild, creating a wildlife border or hedge, keeping a pile of fallen leaves, bark or branches gives nature a helping hand to restore a biodiverse ecosystem and habitat for creatures great, small and minuscule. "Since the beginning of the 20th century, the UK alone has lost at least 97 per cent of its meadows" states Gill Perkins CEO of Bumblebee Conservation Trust. "Grasslands can provide an ideal environment for us to enjoy as places to eat, work and play in nature, while also providing the essential functions of carbon sequestration and oxygen-releasing photosynthesis." Letting grass grow longer allows it to develop deeper root systems as well encouraging other wild flowers to grow whilst also protecting the wildlife that lives there. Mowing less and at the right time, reduces the amount of carbon and green house gases released. It also means less maintenance for you and more time to enjoy what nature surprises you with next. I've also designed some sustainable totes and tees to help raise funds to support bees, wildlife, and our wellbeing :) - find out more and fetch yours here: https://lnkd.in/e3Eh7t-r How are you making space for nature at work and at home? #KitTheDog #BrandIllustration #BrandValues #Wellbeing #Nature #Wildlife #RestoreOurPlanet #GrowForYourWorld #ClimateCrisis Wiltshire Wildlife Trust The Woodland Trust RSPB Bumblebee Conservation Trust

Make space for nature. Allowing a patch of lawn to grow wild, creating a wildlife border or hedge, keeping a pile of fallen leaves, bark or branches gives nature a helping hand to restore a biodiverse ecosystem and habitat for creatures great, small and minuscule. "Since the beginning of the 20th century, the UK alone has lost at least 97 per cent of its meadows" states Gill Perkins CEO of Bumblebee Conservation Trust. "Grasslands can provide an ideal environment for us to enjoy as places to eat, work and play in nature, while also providing the essential functions of carbon sequestration and oxygen-releasing photosynthesis." Letting grass grow longer allows it to develop deeper root systems as well encouraging other wild flowers to grow whilst also protecting the wildlife that lives there. Mowing less and at the right time, reduces the amount of carbon and green house gases released. It also means less maintenance for you and more time to enjoy what nature surprises you with next. I've also designed some sustainable totes and tees to help raise funds to support bees, wildlife, and our wellbeing :) - find out more and fetch yours here: https://lnkd.in/e3Eh7t-r How are you making space for nature at work and at home? #KitTheDog #BrandIllustration #BrandValues #Wellbeing #Nature #Wildlife #RestoreOurPlanet #GrowForYourWorld #ClimateCrisis Wiltshire Wildlife Trust The Woodland Trust RSPB Bumblebee Conservation Trust

Make space for nature. Allowing a patch of lawn to grow wild, creating a wildlife border or hedge, keeping a pile of fallen leaves, bark or branches gives nature a helping hand to restore a biodiverse ecosystem and habitat for creatures great, small and minuscule. "Since the beginning of the 20th century, the UK alone has lost at least 97 per cent of its meadows" states Gill Perkins CEO of Bumblebee Conservation Trust. "Grasslands can provide an ideal environment for us to enjoy as places to eat, work and play in nature, while also providing the essential functions of carbon sequestration and oxygen-releasing photosynthesis." Letting grass grow longer allows it to develop deeper root systems as well encouraging other wild flowers to grow whilst also protecting the wildlife that lives there. Mowing less and at the right time, reduces the amount of carbon and green house gases released. It also means less maintenance for you and more time to enjoy what nature surprises you with next. I've also designed some sustainable totes and tees to help raise funds to support bees, wildlife, and our wellbeing :) - find out more and fetch yours here: https://lnkd.in/e3Eh7t-r How are you making space for nature at work and at home? #KitTheDog #BrandIllustration #BrandValues #Wellbeing #Nature #Wildlife #RestoreOurPlanet #GrowForYourWorld #ClimateCrisis Wiltshire Wildlife Trust The Woodland Trust RSPB Bumblebee Conservation Trust

A stark reminder of the impact of human activity on wildlife populations. The WWF's Living Planet Report reveals a staggering 73% decline in global wildlife populations over the past 50 years. Habitat loss, overexploitation, and climate change are the main culprits. While there have been some conservation successes, urgent action is needed to reverse this trend. Let's prioritise protecting our planet's biodiversity for future generations. #wildlife #conservation #environment #sustainability #wwf https://lnkd.in/erT-PvCG