As the year comes to a close, we want to thank you—our members, sponsors, and partners—for your dedication to protecting water quality and advancing our mission. May your holiday season be filled with joy, love, and plenty of clean water! Cheers to an impactful 2025 ahead!
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🌍 I’m thrilled to share a video I created for Viva! called We’re Eating the Earth, and I’m so proud to see it hit 1 million views! 🙌 The concept is simple but profound: humanity is quite literally eating the earth—and the consequences are devastating. 🐄 Animal agriculture is one of the biggest drivers of environmental destruction: 💧 Acidifying our rivers 🌊 Creating ocean dead zones 🦋 Causing species extinction 🏞 Destroying natural habitats 🌪 Accelerating climate change Every bite has an impact far beyond our plates, reshaping the delicate balance of our planet. Did you know all of this? How do you feel about it? Watch the video and let me know your thoughts below! 👇
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🌳 It’s National Tree Week! 🌳 Trees are more than just part of the landscape. They absorb carbon, clean our air, provide jobs, and strengthen communities. Every tree you plant creates a real, tangible impact for people and the planet. This week, we’re shining a light on the power of trees and the role they play in building a better future. From restoring ecosystems to supporting families, every tree tells a story of hope and resilience. Let’s keep growing together—one tree at a time. 🌱
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Trees thrive in forests, growing stronger and sharing resources when they’re together. Imagine if we took a page from their book—each of us planting a tree, creating a network of life and resilience across the world. Let’s build this green future as one. Plant a tree, plant hope, and let’s make our impact grow.
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Thinking about planting trees this summer? 🤔🌳 If you're struggling to find the right organizations to help you, start your search on Made for Planet. Find organizations that can help you plant one tree or grow an entire forest. Achieve your tree-planting goals and make a real impact.
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Check out this great podcast featuring my TNC colleague (and farmer) Luke Petersen!
Whether you're just getting started with grazing or you consider yourself an advanced grazer, this is the episode for you! This week on Dairy Stream, we highlight all the ins and outs of rotational grazing with Luke Petersen, regenerative ag specialist with the The Nature Conservancy, and Luke Wavrunek, Wisconsin dairy farmer and owner of Fairview Pastures. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eV6CecS
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Plus exactly, why do we need a top speed of 150 km/h+ ... what is the sense of having that .. even if a car is able to do?! They should block that per default. It's time to stop seeing such idiot people https://buff.ly/49VIKDg https://buff.ly/4bZcfWY https://buff.ly/3IjkxLv https://buff.ly/3uStAzY https://buff.ly/48C5IOP https://lnkd.in/de4T-HVV https://lnkd.in/dB2ctbWC https://lnkd.in/dmp24nfY & rich people https://lnkd.in/djSWNXa4 Not just related to the topic pollution, but even for the safety of other people, for the safety of animals and because there is NO REASON you need to go 150 km/h! 150 km/h for 2 hours = 300 km 120 km/h for 2 hours = 240 km —> 2.5h trip ... seriously do you have not 30 minutes more for the safety and the love of our planet? 100 km/h for 2 hours = 200 km —> 3 h trip Let we say for example 140 g/km with 100 km/h, 150 g/km with 120 km/h and 190 g/km with 150 km/h this means for 300 km 42k vs 45k vs 57k so 1.07x with 120 km/h and 1.35x with 150 km/h if we consider 100 km/h as default = 1 hour more of trip If we consider 120 km/h as default —> 1.26x with 150 km/h! now if everyone is doing that ... https://lnkd.in/dchG4nZq Sev…
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🌱👨🌾 Knowing the difference between dead and dormant grass is crucial for effective #Pasturemanagement. Christine Gelley teaches how to assess and make decisions that support healthy, sustainable grazing. Learn the tips and tricks here: https://go.osu.edu/CxgW
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🌟 Presenting our latest series: Food For Thought! 🍽️ Join the conversation on reparations as the movement gains momentum. From practical solutions to bold dreams, share your vision for repair below! 🌍💭 #WhereIsMyLand #ReparationsNow #BlackLandBack #ReparativeJustice
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For 50 years, Rare has centered people in our efforts to protect and restore nature. From conserving species and creating protected areas to supporting fishers and farmers in sustaining their livelihoods, we’ve always believed that lasting conservation starts with empowering local communities. This year, we’ve continued that legacy—working in partnership with communities across the globe to unlock the potential of individual and collective action. From ocean protection to regenerative farming, we’ve inspired millions to shift behaviors that safeguard our planet's biodiversity, tackle climate change, and ensure a sustainable future for all. I invite you to explore our Year-in-Review—celebrating the accomplishments, challenges, and lessons that have shaped this pivotal year. Together, we can scale the solutions that work and build a more equitable and sustainable future. Let’s continue this journey. Our planet’s future depends on it. https://lnkd.in/ep-ZnuxB
Rare’s 2024 Year-in-Review
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