Nature Wealth’s Post

Today, March 20th, is World Rewilding Day! 🌲 This global movement celebrates the power of rewilding - a conservation approach that lets nature heal itself. Rewilding restores ecosystems by: - Reintroducing native species - Removing barriers for wildlife movement ️ - Minimizing human intervention Why is rewilding important? - Protects biodiversity - Combats climate change - Creates healthier ecosystems World Rewilding Day from Global Rewilding Alliance is a call to action for individuals, organisations, and governments to collaborate on rewilding initiatives globally. #WorldRewildingDay #rewilding #conservation #hopeintoaction #sustainability #environment

Today is International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem. Have you ever heard of Mangrove forests? Essentially, these forests form a unique wetland ecosystem, inhabiting the edge of land and sea, rooted and thriving in seawater. They're pretty unique, and offer a lot of benefits to our planet. For example, they promote biodiversity, as they're home to diverse species of fish, birds, and other wildlife. They also absorb and store vast amounts of carbon dioxide, helping combat climate change. Protecting these ecosystems is important in and of itself, but it's also important because of the benefits these habitats provide to our planet overall. Through education, advocacy, and collective action, we can ensure that these vital ecosystems continue to thrive for generations to come. #InternationalDayForTheConservationOfTheMangroveEcosystem #MangroveForests #Biodiversity

Happy World Environment Day! 🌎 Today and every day, we dedicate ourselves to protecting our shared, diverse environment. Why? Because species within an ecosystem are connected—a threat to any one species could have widespread effects and become a threat to many. Sea otters represent a classic example of the dangers of disregarding biodiversity. During the 18th and 19th centuries, hunters and fur traders nearly drove sea otters to extinction. The decline in sea otters led to an explosion of their prey, sea urchins. Urchins, in turn, overgrazed kelp beds, which are vital habitats for many marine species, including rockfish and salmon. Sea otter populations are on the rebound thanks to conservation efforts, but recovery of these ecosystems is a lengthy process. Join us in celebrating our connected environment and dedicating yourself to its protection. Start here, by learning more about biodiversity and its importance: https://lnkd.in/g-5gqWEG

Over the past year, Ontario’s natural, cultural, and agricultural landscapes have faced immense pressure from biodiversity loss and climate change. Thanks in part to your support during last December’s campaign, OLTA has empowered land trusts across the province to make significant strides in conservation! 🌲💧 Together this year we’ve achieved: 🌱 20,600 new hectares of sensitive habitats secured, providing refuge for wildlife and maintaining biodiversity. 🌳 38 land securements were directly supported, protecting forests, wetlands, farmlands, and grasslands. 📚 450+ conservation professionals and volunteers enhanced their understanding and capacity through training sessions on conservation easement agreements, geographic information systems, governance and operations, internal controls, monitoring greenhouse gas reductions, and more. As we approach our end-of-year campaign, we’re excited about the opportunities to expand these efforts even further—empowering more land trusts and safeguarding Ontario’s treasured landscapes for future generations! 🌱💪 💚 Thank you for standing with us. 💚 #ConservationMatters #ProtectOntario #OLTA #Biodiversity #ClimateAction

In the quiet whispers of the forest and the serene calls of the wild, I've found an undeniable truth - the conservation of our forests and wildlife is not just an #environmental issue, it's a clarion call to #humanity. As I research more into this subject, I'm struck by the myriad ways we, as a collective and as individuals, can contribute to this cause. From adopting #sustainable practices like controlled grazing and selective logging to supporting protective areas like national parks and wildlife sanctaries, the paths to conservation are as diverse as the ecosystems we aim to protect. The notion that every small action counts couldn't be more true here. Whether it's educating those around us about the critical role of biodiversity, or taking personal steps towards reducing our carbon footprint, each effort is a stitch in the fabric of conservation. So, as we tread through our daily lives, let's remember that the call of the wild is not just out there in the untouched corners of the world. It's within each of us, urging us to #act, to #protect, and to cherish. #sustainabilitygoals

🌊 Today, March 14, marks the 27th International Day of Action for Rivers, with this year's theme being "Water for all". This day is dedicated to celebrating, safeguarding, and raising awareness about the vital importance of our life-giving rivers. Rivers are not just bodies of water; they are the lifelines of nations, shaping agriculture, communities, and commerce throughout history. However, they are under threat from pollution, habitat destruction, and unsustainable management practices. The journey of International Day of Action for Rivers began in 1997 when representatives from 20 countries convened in Brazil to adopt it. Since then, awareness has grown globally, with the first virtual celebration occurring in 2021 due to the pandemic. Why is action needed to save our rivers? Because they are essential for biodiversity, serving as habitats for diverse wildlife and endangered species. They are also crucial for sustaining ecosystems and mitigating climate change. This day is important as it unites people worldwide for a common cause, bringing attention to the urgent need for river conservation. Let's come together to protect our rivers, our planet's true saviors. 🌍💧 #InternationalDayofActionforRivers #WaterForAll #RiverConservation #SaveOurRivers #EnvironmentalProtection

The California tiger salamander is a crucial part of our state's biodiversity. These striking amphibians, known for their black bodies with bright yellow or cream-colored spots, play a vital role in the ecosystem by helping control insect populations and serving as indicators of environmental health. However, the California tiger salamander faces significant challenges due to habitat loss, climate change, and urban development. It's listed as a vulnerable species, and conservation efforts are more critical than ever to ensure its survival. 🔍 Why Should We Care? -Biodiversity: The presence of the California tiger salamander indicates a healthy ecosystem. -Ecological Balance: They help maintain insect populations, which supports the food web. -Conservation Efforts: Protecting their habitats also safeguards other wildlife and plant species. 🌱 How Can We Help? -Support local conservation initiatives and land trusts. -Advocate for policies that protect natural habitats. -Educate others about the importance of amphibians in our ecosystem. 📷 L. Kirschmann #CTS #californiatigersalamander #sanbenitocounty #sbalt #landtrust

Takeaways from the Living Planet Report 2024: Wildlife populations have declined by 70% since 1970 (85% for freshwater, 69% for terrestrial, 56% for marine). Ecosystem tipping points are being approached, including for coral reefs, globally important forests, ice sheets and ocean circulation. Global goals are being missed, because national biodiversity strategies are inadequate. Conservation needs to be scaled up, through more effective protected areas, working with Indigenous and local communities, and nature-based solutions. Transformative change is needed in our food, energy and financial systems. https://lnkd.in/eV7VV76Q

🌳🦉 Promoting sustainable practices isn't just a commitment; it's our duty as managers of the environment. Here are 5 ways we're making a difference: 1️⃣ Habitat Preservation: Our tree removal and pruning activities prioritise minimising disruption to wildlife habitats. 2️⃣ Biodiversity Enhancement: We plant native species and create wildlife-friendly landscapes to support local fauna. 3️⃣ Environmental Education: We educate our clients and community on the importance of preserving habitats and the role of trees in biodiversity. 4️⃣ Collaboration: We partner with conservation organisations to protect endangered species and their habitats. 5️⃣ Advocacy: We advocate for responsible tourism practices to mitigate overcrowding and habitat destruction. Together, let's protect our planet's precious wildlife! 🌍🐾 READ OUR BLOG FOR MORE: https://bit.ly/4aLonJv #TeamBeechwood #Sustainability #WildlifeConservation #TreeCare #Biodiversity #EnvironmentalProtection

Water scarcity is a pressing issue affecting human communities and the intricate web of wildlife 🐻 As water becomes scarce, animals may lose their homes and struggle to find food, leading to a domino effect on our ecosystems. Rivers and lakes that once teemed with life can become eerily quiet, and the balance of native species can be tipped, giving invasive species an upper hand. It's a reminder of the interconnectedness of our planet and the importance of water conservation efforts to protect these natural habitats and the wildlife that depend on them. At Water Offsets we work with developers to ensure the protection and creation of habitats to facilitate biodiversity net gain. Reach out to our team to find out how we can help you, help the environment! Conservation is not just about preserving beauty; it's about maintaining the balance of life. #WaterOffsets #ProtectNature #Innovate #SecuringFutures #ClimateAction  #MakeADifference #ProtectWaterSupplies