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🌍🌿 Today is National Endangered Species Day! 🌿🌍 Let's take a moment to recognise the incredible diversity of life on our planet and the urgent need to protect it. From majestic rhinos to delicate butterflies, countless species are at risk of extinction. Here’s how you can make a difference: 📔Educate yourself and others about endangered species in your area and share what you learn. 🌳Support conservation efforts by donating or volunteering at organisations that protect wildlife such as Elephants, Rhinos & People (ERP). ♻️Reduce, reuse, recycle, and support eco-friendly products. It is in our hands to ensure that future generations inherit a world rich in wildlife and natural wonders. 🐘 #WorldEndangeredSpeciesDay #ProtectOurPlanet #SaveWildlife #Biodiversity #EcoWarrior #Conservation #GroupElephant #ElephantsRhinosPeople #ERP

🌍💊 Exciting news on the intersection of healthcare and conservation! A groundbreaking plan proposes that Big Pharma should take responsibility for funding wildlife conservation. This innovative approach could change the game for both our health and the planet. Let's explore how we can protect biodiversity while ensuring the wellness of humanity! Read more about it here: https://buff.ly/3CkIGl2 #WildlifeConservation #BigPharma #Biodiversity #Sustainability #HealthCareInnovation #EnvironmentalImpact 👉 Don't forget to subscribe for daily positive news at https://buff.ly/4cK4yUh!

We honor the remarkable contribution that our nearest animal cousins make to the biodiversity of our world today. Chimpanzees are social, intelligent animals that have more than 98% of our DNA in common. They serve as a reminder of the value of compassion, community, and family. Chimpanzees are threatened by a number of factors, such as poaching and deforestation. Today is a great opportunity to spread awareness and take action to save these incredible animals. Help us make a difference by spreading the word and supporting conservation efforts! By working together, we can ensure that chimpanzees and their ecosystems have a better future.🌳 #WorldChimpanzeeDay #SaveTheChimps #ProtectOurPlanet #ChimpanzeeConservation

🌍 Did you know that globally, over 1.6 billion people depend on forests for their livelihoods, yet deforestation and habitat loss continue to threaten both communities and wildlife? (Source: United Nations). The need for protecting ecosystems that sustain both people and wildlife has never been more urgent. That’s why we’re pleased to highlight Borana Lodge, our Global Ecosphere Retreat® member and the recipient of the "Most OutThere Initiative in Community, Conservation, and Sustainability" at the Experientialist® Awards. Borana Lodge is driving tangible impact through an innovative business model where 24% of guest revenue directly funds conservation efforts within the Borana Conservancy, helping protect ecosystems while enhancing the wellbeing of local communities. But impact doesn’t stop there. With the recent £7,500/$10,000 award, Borana Lodge extended its reach by investing in the Borana Mobile Clinic, a travelling healthcare facility serving over 1,000 people per month in remote Kenyan communities. This initiative not only improves health outcomes but also strengthens the connection between people and conservation. 🌿 Get inspired by Borana Lodge’s approach to protecting habitats and supporting local people via the link in the comment below 👇 #InIt4TheLongRun #The4Cs

🌍 Community-Driven Conservation: A Path Forward 🌍   Our planet faces serious challenges, but community-based initiatives can drive real change. Kaddu Kiwe Sebunya from #AWF highlights how restoring Tanzania’s Manyara Ranch benefits both people and wildlife, Frans Schepers from #RewildingEurope stresses that nature can heal itself with the right conditions, while Francisco Delgado Mena from the #CorcovadoFoundation shows how local projects, like lighting a soccer field, reduced hunting and boosted community development.   These are just some of the key takeaways from this week’s article, reminding us to rethink our approach to nature for a more sustainable future.   Read this week’s summary below 🌱   #WhatOnEarth #Biodiversity #Sustainability #naturerestoration

It's International Day for Biological Diversity, where we appreciate the incredible variety of life on our planet. With our busy lives, it is easy to forget how beautiful and special our home is. Let us recognize the importance of preserving and protecting biodiversity. Together, we can work towards sustainable practices, conservation efforts, and raising awareness about the value of every living organism 🌍🌱🐾 What's your favourite animal? Call me biased, but mine's a Chameleon! #tagtog #Biodiversity #InternationalDayforBiologicalDiversity #NatureAppreciation #BiodiversityMatters #BiodiversityDay

Are you taking part? The No Mow May campaign started in 2019 by Plantlife, the wild plant conservation charity, to encourage the growth of wildflowers. Why take part? ~97% of flower-rich meadows have been lost since the 1930’s, a vital food source for pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Allowing grass to grow can have huge benefits to the environment and to wildlife. CBRE Property Management are working with clients to implement and support this campaign across the portfolios we manage. However, this is something you can also take part in at home in your own garden. Will you join us in enhancing biodiversity? #nomowmay #biodiversity #plantlife

🌏 International Tiger Day 2024: Preserving the Majestic Stripes🐅 Today, on International Tiger Day, we come together to celebrate and raise awareness about the conservation of one of the most magnificent creatures on our planet - the tiger. With only a few thousand tigers left in the wild, their survival is critically endangered. Preserving tigers emphasizes the importance of protecting tigers and their natural habitats. Tigers are not only a symbol of beauty and power but also play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of our ecosystems. What can we do to help? 1. Support Conservation Efforts: Donate to organizations working to protect tigers and their habitats. 2. Raise Awareness: Share information about tiger conservation on social media and with your community. 3. Sustainable Practices: Promote and practice sustainable living to reduce the impact on natural habitats. Let's work together to ensure that future generations can witness the beauty of tigers in the wild. 🌿 #InternationalTigerDay #TigerConservation #SaveTigers #WildlifeProtection #SustainableLiving

🕊️Happy World Sparrow Day! Let's join hands to protect these delightful birds and their habitats. 🐦💚 🌿World Sparrow Day is observed annually on March 20th to raise awareness about the conservation of sparrows and their habitats. 🐦This day aims to highlight the declining population of sparrows globally and encourage actions to protect these small birds and their ecosystems. 🍃As we observe World Sparrow Day, let's come together to take concrete actions to protect these delightful birds and preserve their habitats for future generations. 🕊️Whether it's by providing nesting spaces, planting native vegetation, or reducing pesticide use, every effort counts in ensuring the survival of sparrows and other wildlife species. Let's make a difference and give sparrows the love and attention they deserve! #ProtectOurWildlife #JBcodeapp  #WorldSparrowDay #SparrowConservation #BirdLovers #WildlifeProtection #Nature #Biodiversity #EnvironmentalAwareness

The African buffalo is a keystone species in the Aberdares ecosystem, playing a crucial role in maintaining the balance of this biodiverse habitat. Known for its resilience and strength, the buffalo not only contributes to the health of the grasslands by grazing, but also shapes the landscape through its movements, creating pathways that other wildlife use. This herbivorous mammal, which can often be seen in herds, helps regulate plant growth and maintain open areas that are vital for other species such as zebras, elephants, and various antelopes. Buffaloes’ movements aid in seed dispersal, further enriching the Aberdare forests and grasslands. However, buffalo populations are threatened by habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict. Protecting the Aberdares ecosystem, including the buffalo, is essential for preserving its biodiversity. Sustainable conservation practices and community engagement initiatives are critical to ensuring that the buffalo continues to thrive in this majestic landscape. Photo Credit: Robyn Preston