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What makes Brazil's natural climate so uniquely powerful as a climate solution? 🌱 With extensive areas of degraded land and faster growth rates for new forests, Brazil possesses inherent advantages that make it a prime candidate for large-scale reforestation efforts. 🌎 By combining science, community engagement, ecological restoration and innovative technology, we can revitalize ecosystems, create jobs, and address climate change. 🗣️ As Fernando Visser of re.green says, "Native species are the foundation of robust ecological restoration. But reforestation efforts with lasting impact must go beyond planting native trees. We believe in deep partnership with local communities, training seed collectors and nurseries to become essential contributors to the restoration process.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/eQdY9Qgi

Discover the potential of restoring marine habitats for a sustainable future with this insightful article from FORWARDER Magazine on how Marine Net Gain (MNG), carbon sequestration, and port decarbonisation can transform our approach to marine conservation and industry practices. As we face increasing environmental challenges, these innovative strategies offer a path to not only preserve but enhance our marine ecosystems while supporting economic growth. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3WCU03G #MarineConservation #Sustainability #CarbonSequestration #PortDecarbonisation #MarineNetGain #EnvironmentalInnovation

The combination of corporate investments, advanced technology for carbon monitoring and local community engagement is shaping the new generation of reforestation projects. Discover how Brazil stands at the heart of this movement.

Today, we join the global community in celebrating World Peatland Day, a day dedicated to recognizing the critical role that peatlands play in our environment and the urgent need to protect these unique ecosystems. Covering just 3% of the Earth's land surface, these ecosystems are powerhouses of carbon storage, holding more carbon than all the world's forests combined. Peatlands store approximately 30% of the world's soil carbon, making them crucial in the fight against climate change. Protecting and restoring peatlands can significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Despite their importance, peatlands are under threat from activities such as drainage for agriculture, peat extraction for horticulture, and infrastructure development. These actions not only release stored carbon into the atmosphere but also degrade the habitat of countless species. The preservation of peatlands is not just an environmental issue but a critical component in our global efforts to combat climate change and protect biodiversity. By recognizing and acting on the importance of peatlands, we can contribute to a healthier, more sustainable future. At Ecoveda Climate, we encourage peatland restoration projects globally. By rewetting drained peatlands and reintroducing native vegetation, we aim to restore these areas to their natural state, ensuring they continue to function as vital carbon sinks and habitats for diverse species. Together, we can ensure that peatlands continue to provide their invaluable services to our planet. Let us celebrate this day by pledging our support for these vital ecosystems and working towards a sustainable future for all. 🌱💧🌍 #WorldPeatlandDay #Peatlands #Conservation #ClimateAction #CarbonMarket #VoluntaryCarbonMarket #VERRA #CarbonFinance #Restoration #EcovedaClimate #Sustainability #UNFCCC

A Call to Action As an environmentalist, I am deeply concerned about the improper disposal of trash and its impact on our planet. Despite my current limitations, I passionately advocate for a green environment. I urge everyone to embrace World Environment Day, with the motto: 'Our land. Our future. We are generation restorers. The urgency to protect our ecosystems has never been more pronounced. Our planet’s diverse and intricate web of life forms the foundation of our existence, providing essential services that sustain life. From the air we breathe to the water we drink, healthy ecosystems are fundamental to our survival. However, these ecosystems are under relentless threat. Deforestation, pollution, climate change, and unsustainable practices are causing unprecedented rates of biodiversity loss and habitat destruction. This degradation not only endangers countless species but also undermines the natural systems that regulate our climate, purify our water, and sustain our food supply. To address these challenges, we must embark on a collective journey to preserve biodiversity. This involves protecting natural habitats from further destruction and promoting conservation efforts that maintain the integrity of these environments. It is essential to support policies that enforce sustainable land use and prevent activities that harm wildlife and their ecosystems. Restoring degraded ecosystems is equally crucial. Reforestation, wetland restoration, and rehabilitation of coral reefs are examples of initiatives that can revive ecosystems, making them resilient against future threats. These efforts require collaboration across all levels of society—from local communities to international organizations. Protecting our ecosystems is not just an environmental imperative; it is a socio-economic one as well. Healthy ecosystems contribute to livelihoods, especially in communities that rely directly on natural resources. They also play a critical role in mitigating the impacts of climate change, thus securing a more stable future for generations to come. The theme of safeguarding our ecosystems underscores the urgent need for comprehensive and sustained efforts to protect and restore the natural world. By working together, we can ensure the survival of our planet’s biodiversity and the well-being of humanity. The health of our land is crucial to securing our future. #GenerationRestoration #worldenvironnmentalday #greenworld #ourland #ourfuture

A Call to Action As an environmentalist, I am deeply concerned about the improper disposal of trash and its impact on our planet. Despite my current limitations, I passionately advocate for a green environment. I urge everyone to embrace World Environment Day, with the motto: 'Our land. Our future. We are generation restorers. The urgency to protect our ecosystems has never been more pronounced. Our planet’s diverse and intricate web of life forms the foundation of our existence, providing essential services that sustain life. From the air we breathe to the water we drink, healthy ecosystems are fundamental to our survival. However, these ecosystems are under relentless threat. Deforestation, pollution, climate change, and unsustainable practices are causing unprecedented rates of biodiversity loss and habitat destruction. This degradation not only endangers countless species but also undermines the natural systems that regulate our climate, purify our water, and sustain our food supply. To address these challenges, we must embark on a collective journey to preserve biodiversity. This involves protecting natural habitats from further destruction and promoting conservation efforts that maintain the integrity of these environments. It is essential to support policies that enforce sustainable land use and prevent activities that harm wildlife and their ecosystems. Restoring degraded ecosystems is equally crucial. Reforestation, wetland restoration, and rehabilitation of coral reefs are examples of initiatives that can revive ecosystems, making them resilient against future threats. These efforts require collaboration across all levels of society—from local communities to international organizations. Protecting our ecosystems is not just an environmental imperative; it is a socio-economic one as well. Healthy ecosystems contribute to livelihoods, especially in communities that rely directly on natural resources. They also play a critical role in mitigating the impacts of climate change, thus securing a more stable future for generations to come. The theme of safeguarding our ecosystems underscores the urgent need for comprehensive and sustained efforts to protect and restore the natural world. By working together, we can ensure the survival of our planet’s biodiversity and the well-being of humanity. The health of our land is crucial to securing our future. #GenerationRestoration #worldenvironnmentalday #greenworld #ourland #ourfuture

Just tomorrow March 21, Happy International Day of Forests International Forest Day, also known as World Forest Day, is a global event celebrated on March 21st each year. It was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2012 to raise awareness about the importance of forests and to promote sustainable forest management. This environmental day draws attention to forests as one of the key solutions to stop global warming. Forests can absorb 2.6 billion tons of CO₂ every year, which represents one-third of the CO₂ released from burning fossil fuels annually. While this alone isn’t enough to solve climate change, natural carbon sinks must be protected so they can help us restore a healthy balance of CO₂ in our atmosphere. On this day, individuals, communities, organizations, and governments around the world come together to celebrate forests and their significant role in promoting biodiversity, mitigating climate change, providing livelihoods for millions of people, and supporting water conservation. Various activities are organized to commemorate International Forest Day. These include tree planting campaigns, forest cleaning and restoration projects, educational seminars and workshops, nature walks and hikes, art exhibitions, and cultural performances. People may also engage in social media campaigns to spread awareness about forest conservation and share their personal experiences and love for forests. The theme for International Forest Day may vary each year, focusing on different aspects of forests and their preservation. For example, past themes have highlighted the importance of forests in relation to sustainable livelihoods, protecting wildlife, and addressing climate change. By celebrating International Forest Day, we can emphasize the significance of forests and encourage governments and individuals to take proactive steps towards their preservation. It serves as a reminder for all of us to contribute to sustainable forest management, protect existing forests, and support initiatives that promote reforestation and afforestation. Ultimately, celebrating International Forest Day brings attention to the invaluable role forests play in maintaining a healthy and balanced planet.

🌿 How Wetland and Peatland Restoration is Building Climate Resilience 🌍 Wetlands are some of the most critical ecosystems on the planet, providing numerous environmental benefits such as water filtration, flood regulation, and carbon storage. At Albanwise Environment, we recognise the vital role these habitats play, not only for biodiversity but also in mitigating the impacts of climate change. 🌱 But wetlands aren’t just about water regulation—they are also powerful tools for carbon sequestration. Wetlands, and particularly peatlands, hold immense amounts of carbon, acting as one of nature’s most effective carbon sinks. In fact, peatlands store more carbon than all the world's forests combined. 🌳 However, when these ecosystems are degraded, they become net emitters of CO2, contributing to global warming. In the UK, many peatlands have been drained for agriculture or development, leading to a loss of their carbon-sequestering abilities. Wetland and peatland restoration also offer significant social and economic benefits. Economically, restored wetlands can support sustainable agriculture, such as marsh-fed grazing, and offer new revenue streams through carbon offsetting and biodiversity units. 🌾 Socially, they provide enhanced recreational opportunities, improve flood management, and increase local biodiversity, creating healthier ecosystems that benefit communities and attract tourism. 🏞️ Together, these benefits contribute to resilient landscapes and stronger rural economies. At Albanwise Environment, we are committed to expanding our wetland and peatland restoration projects, creating a future where nature and climate solutions go hand in hand. 🌿 By prioritising these ecosystems, we are not only uplifting local biodiversity but also helping to mitigate the global impacts of climate change. 🌎 Explore how our wetland and peatland projects are making a difference and how you can get involved.💡 Click the link to our website in the comments section or send us a DM to find out more.⬇ #CreatingInspiringLandscapes #AEL #NatureRecovery #WetlandRestoration #PeatlandRecovery #ClimateResilience #NatureBasedSolutions #NatureRestoration #AlbanwiseEnvironment

Wetlands, peat soils in particular, are powerful tools of carbon sequestration. They are, as the blog piece below indicates, “nature’s most effective carbon sinks”. Interesting write up from our team at Albanwise Environment.

Chippin Silver Carp is now Ocean Wise Recommended! 💛🐟🐶🌍 Ocean Wise is a global conservation organization dedicated to combating overfishing, ocean pollution, and climate change through collaborative community relationships. We're proud to share that Chippin Silver Carp has earned the Ocean Wise Recommended status, meeting their rigorous sustainability standards: Abundance and Resilience: The species is abundant and resilient to fishing pressures. Sustainable Fishing: The methods used to catch the species minimize bycatch and do not harm the surrounding marine environment. Effective Management: There are effective management measures in place to ensure long-term sustainability. Responsibility: The practices involved in the production of the seafood are environmentally responsible and socially acceptable. Join Chippin and Ocean Wise in making a paw-sitive impact on our environment. Together, we have the power to shape a globally sustainable future. 🌍💚 #Sustainability #EcoFriendly #MarineConservation #Environment #SustainableFuture