Today is World Habitat Day and an important reminder of how important it is to protect the places we call home. At ARGA, we’ve partnered with Reforest to help restore vital habitats. Today, I’m proud of our efforts and looking forward to continuing this journey towards a greener, more sustainable future. This photo was taken in Cooroy during our recent tree-planting day. The Cooroy Mountain Wildlife Corridor project is focused on returning former grazing land in the Sunshine Coast hinterland to its natural subtropical rainforest state. The planting area follows a tributary that feeds into Upper Six-Mile Creek, which ultimately impacts the water quality of the Great Sandy Strait and the Southern Great Barrier Reef lagoon.🌱 #WorldHabitatDay #Sustainability #Reforest #AirportRetailGroupAustralia
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Today is World Environment Day, and this year’s theme is land restoration – our specialty! Restoration involves the recovery of species, ecosystems or landscapes that have been damaged or degraded. This process aims to re-establish habitat to allow wildlife communities to thrive once again – to put back what we’ve lost. At Greening Australia, we’ve been restoring landscapes for over 40 years and have rebuilt thousands of hectares of habitat to date. Our planting projects provide a multitude of benefits, including food and shelter for Australia’s unique wildlife, tackling salinity on farmland, preventing millions of tonnes of eroded soil from reaching waterways, cooling temperatures in urban areas, and much more. We can’t turn back time but we can restore forests, revive waterways and bring back soils. Will you be part of #GenerationRestoration? #WorldEnvironmentDay2024
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20 Years of Growth: A Shoreline Transformation Two decades ago, our community came together to plant 490 native trees and shrubs along this section of Junction Creek near Saint Joseph Street. Today, we’re proud to reveal the incredible results of those efforts! *Healthy, Lush Vegetation: The once semi-barren shoreline is now thriving with dense greenery, providing vital habitat for wildlife and protecting against erosion. *Increased Biodiversity: The area has become a haven for birds, fish, and other wildlife, with a noticeable increase in species diversity. *Improved Water Quality: The deep-rooted plants help filter pollutants and reduce runoff, leading to cleaner, healthier waterways. *Stronger Ecosystem: This flourishing shoreline not only enhances the beauty of our community but also plays a crucial role in maintaining a resilient ecosystem for future generations. Thank you to everyone that has been part of the restoration journey of Junction Creek - your efforts are making a lasting impact! Let’s continue to revive and nurture our natural spaces for the next 20 years and beyond. #EnvironmentalRestoration #ShorelinePlanting #20YearsOfGrowth #Biodiversity #CommunitySuccess #SustainableFuture #restoringJunctionCreek
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You may have heard of ‘bee hotels’ but what about hotels for wildlife? 🐦 “We often hear about the housing crisis but there’s another housing crisis that’s affecting our wildlife – the loss of hollow-bearing trees across our urban areas.” Ku-ring-gai Council environment and sustainability manager, Jacob Site discusses the creation of artificial hollows to protect generations of birds, reptiles and mammals, in conjunction with Sydney Wildlife. Learn more about ‘hotels for wildlife’ being constructed right here in forests throughout Ku-ring-gai 🌿 Watch the full video https://lnkd.in/d9ue2BNb #sustainability #environment #conservation #wildlife #hollowsforhabitat
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Pacific City, one of Oregon's most well-known beaches, is cherished by surfers, dory boat captains, free divers, and fishermen alike. This iconic spot, known for the OTHER Haystack Rock, is not just a recreational haven but also a vital part of our coastal ecosystem. Gray whales often grace us with their presence, cruising through and sometimes showing off, while surfers glide effortlessly on the waves. However, this beloved site faces challenges. Haystack Rock, once home to a thriving kelp forest, has seen a significant decline. It's a stark reminder of the impact environmental changes have on our marine habitats. Conservation efforts are crucial to restore and protect these underwater forests, ensuring that future generations can enjoy and marvel at the rich biodiversity of our coast. Join us in our mission to safeguard Oregon's coastal treasures. Every small action counts towards preserving the natural beauty and ecological health of Pacific City and Haystack Rock. #PacificCity #OregonCoast #HaystackRock #MarineConservation #SaveOurOceans #ProtectOurPlanet #EcoFriendly #SurfingLife #WhaleWatching #OceanLove #KelpForest #NatureConservation #EcoAwareness #SustainableCoast #WildlifeProtection #OceanConservation #SaveTheKelp #NatureLovers #ProtectOurCoast 📸: @jmyerz
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🌱 Why We Leave No Trace Each step we take in the great outdoors can impact the environment. Here’s why it’s crucial to practice LNT: 1. Protect Wildlife: Minimize disturbance to their natural habitat. 2. Preserve Landscapes: Keep trails and surroundings pristine. 3. Promote Sustainability: Ensure future generations can also enjoy the beauty. Adhering to LNT isn’t just a practice, it’s our responsibility. Why do you Leave No Trace when you go outside? #LeaveNoTrace #EcoEthics #SustainableHiking
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Can you crack the riddle and unlock the secrets of nature's water-filtering wonder? Hint: with roots that weave a web below the water Share your guesses in the comments below and discover how this amazing ecosystem helps protect our coasts and provide a habitat for wildlife. P.S. Want to learn more eco-friendly hacks and find sustainable products? Head over to www.trashit.pk! #TrashIt | #RiddleTime | #SustainableLiving |#OceanConservancy | #HabitatProtection
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ACR 802: This project conserves 10.5k acres in the Mississippi Delta and Coastal Plain. These bottomland hardwood forests provide numerous ecosystem services, including water quality protection, carbon sequestration, and economic benefits from outdoor recreation and tourism. The region is considered the heart of the Mississippi Flyway, where more than 40 percent of North America’s waterfowl and 60 percent of all U.S. bird species migrate for winter and is also where more than 100 different types of landbirds breed. To learn more about project ACR 802, and NativState’s mission to empower the next generation of forest stewardship, visit https://hubs.li/Q02LngdG0 #foreststewardship #wildlifeconservation #sustainabledevelopment #environmentalconservation #environment
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🌿🦁 "Protect Wildlife, Protect Nature: Every creature plays a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of our ecosystem. Let's come together to safeguard our precious wildlife and preserve the beauty of nature!" 🌍🐾 Wildlife is not just a part of our planet; they are essential contributors to biodiversity, ecosystem stability, and ecological health. 🐘 From majestic elephants to delicate butterflies, every species deserves our protection and respect. By conserving habitats, combating poaching and illegal wildlife trade, and promoting sustainable practices, we can ensure a thriving future for all living beings. 🌟 Let's celebrate the diversity of life on Earth and take action to protect our wildlife and natural habitats. Together, we can make a difference and ensure a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come. 🌿🌟 #ProtectWildlife #Conservation #NaturePreservation #Biodiversity #SustainableFuture #ProtectOurPlanet
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Worth a listen .. ‘If your life's work can be achieved in your lifetime, you are not thinking big enough. The first step is to rewild our mind!’
CEO at Earthly | Optimistic Keynote Speaker | Host of Wilding Earth | On a mission to Restore >1% of the Planet by 2030
🌎 A Bold Plan to Rewild the Earth on a Massive Scale 🎬 Kristine McDivitt Tompkins, a pioneer in nature conservation, delivers a powerful message on rewilding our planet. As part of a generation that has witnessed the devastating loss of wild nature, she chooses action over despair. After 25 years as CEO of Patagonia and alongside her late husband, Doug Tompkins, founder of North Face and Esprit, they shifted their focus to saving wild places. Together, they established 15 new national parks, protecting over 15 million acres across Chile and Argentina. But Kristine’s mission goes beyond conserving land. She’s now leading efforts to restore entire ecosystems by reintroducing keystone species and creating extensive wildlife corridors throughout South America, aiming to reconnect habitats and revive biodiversity on an unprecedented scale. Her message? We’re running out of time to save the natural world. We need bold, large-scale conservation efforts that go beyond land and inspire a deep connection between people and nature. This movement towards regeneration must endure for generations to come. Kristine’s final takeaway: It’s time to rewild not just our lands, but our minds. 🏞️ (Credit: TED, thank you for sharing this Marcin Adam Berdyga!) #Rewilding #Conservation #KristineMcDivittTompkins #Biodiversity
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