Born Free Foundation’s Post

We're keeping trees where they belong 👊🏻🌳 When trees like pinyon and juniper encroach into healthy sagebrush range, sage grouse, songbirds, and other wildlife suffer. We defend core sagebrush areas from encroachment and remove trees when opportunities present. Learn more about woodland expansion, a threat to the sagebrush sea, here: https://buff.ly/3M80xNk

Waterways, left in their native state, provide so many gifts to ecosystems & wildlife - and to us. Learn with Erica Gies how the Slow Water movement is working to bring us back into balance https://ow.ly/I8MC50TpAFL

🌴Did you know the Howler Monkey is famous for its loud, resonating call that can be heard miles away?🐒 Found in tropical rainforests, these vocal wonders are the loudest land animals in the world!🌳 Like👍, Follow➡️, and Share🔄 for more amazing facts! #HowlerMonkeyFacts

You may not often offer it much consideration when you are walking over it or planting in it, but soil is a wonderfully complex and extraordinarily important thing that both us and our native wildlife owe much of our lives to! Learn more about how soil is an essential resource that is responsible for providing a whole host of critical ecosystem functions and services: https://lnkd.in/e9uBpe2g

🌅🏞️ Uncover the beauty of Animal Flower Cave in St. Lucy, Barbados! 🐚📖 Explore our blog guide to this natural wonder. Discover more.🌴🌊 #BarbadosExploration #AnimalFlowerCave https://ow.ly/TPJ050PFVp6

🐸 Did you know that best thing you can do to help wildlife in your patch is to create a pond? 👀 Read our latest blog to find out why and how! 👉 https://ow.ly/6vlI50R1XLk

From migratory birds and waterfowl to white-tailed deer and coyotes, playas are a common stomping ground for many different types of wildlife. Restoring playa lakes not only provides a critical habitat for area wildlife, it is also one of the most effective means for recharging groundwater. Learn more about our efforts to restore the playas on our properties: https://lnkd.in/grEj-7Rx

Quiz time! 🎉 Find out which of these four mid-Atlantic species you are most like and learn how you can help protect our beautiful and delicate beaches: https://bit.ly/4fsCwOQ

We recently worked with Lancashire Wildlife Trust to create a video which explains the process of Peat bog rewetting. Peat bogs absorb and reduce carbon in the atmosphere (which is a good thing for planet earth), and the process of rewetting them is quite complicated (hence the explanatory video). Check out the video to learn about the process of peat bog rewetting:

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