Coastal wetlands are critical to combatting climate change. Did you know that they store even more carbon than terrestrial forests? Read more from the UN Biodiversity and The Nature Conservancy.
Coastal wetlands provide a vital service to the global community by storing large amounts of carbon. 🏞☀🌎 Learn more about how seagrass and mangroves play a key role in combatting the impacts of climate change. 👇 via The Nature Conservancy
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interesting. my next study should be here
Coastal wetlands provide a vital service to the global community by storing large amounts of carbon. 🏞☀🌎 Learn more about how seagrass and mangroves play a key role in combatting the impacts of climate change. 👇 via The Nature Conservancy
In Germany and neighbouring The Netherlands and Denmark large areas of the very special Coastal Wetlands of the Wadden Sea are protected areas in the rank of National Parks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Most of the people living in that area are fully aware of the ecological importance of this unique landscape and ecosystem. But - as many coastal welands - the Wadden Sea is under threat and climate change is one of the largest menaces. The latest data regarding the regional climate change in the Southern North Sea testify a crucial development - the accelerating vanishing of the Wadden Sea.
Coastal wetlands provide a vital service to the global community by storing large amounts of carbon. 🏞☀🌎 Learn more about how seagrass and mangroves play a key role in combatting the impacts of climate change. 👇 via The Nature Conservancy
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Coastal wetlands provide a vital service to the global community by storing large amounts of carbon. 🏞☀🌎 Learn more about how seagrass and mangroves play a key role in combatting the impacts of climate change. 👇 via The Nature Conservancy
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Here is a very interesting example on how important the coastal wetlands are by providing a vital service on the storage of large amounts of carbon. #sustainableecossystems #bluecarbon
Coastal wetlands provide a vital service to the global community by storing large amounts of carbon. 🏞☀🌎 Learn more about how seagrass and mangroves play a key role in combatting the impacts of climate change. 👇 via The Nature Conservancy
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So people at work want to talk about it because it's affecting everyone one way or another. But they don't know where to start... Well, here's a how-to-guide with helpful tips on talking about climate change, by The Nature Conservancy.
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In a brief 3-minute video, the focus is on natural climate solutions. The video discusses how improved conservation and management of forests, wetlands, and farmland could contribute one-third of the emission reductions required by 2030 to limit temperature increases to below 2°C (3.6°F). The animation highlights the potential impact of these measures on combating climate change. See link below COURTESY of The Nature Conservancy https://lnkd.in/dXtGkQy7
