We planted over 100 trees in Q1! 🌱🌲 How did we do it? We've partnered with JUST ONE Tree, pledging to plant a tree for every successful job placement! JUST ONE Tree focuses on holistic environmental restoration, addressing both land and ocean ecosystems. Their projects, like mangrove restoration in Madagascar and seagrass restoration in the UK, enhance biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and healthy fish stocks. At the end of their fourth year, they've achieved impressive milestones: 🌳 3,050,742 trees planted 🌍 1,561 acres restored 🍃 927,838 tonnes of CO2 removed 📌 11 countries planted in 📅 36,054 workdays provided in local communities Discover more about this wonderful charity, the canopy of benefits with trees, and the urgent need for ecological restoration on our blog! Join our mission for global environmental restoration and learn how you can contribute at the JUST ONE Tree website 👉 https://ow.ly/VME650SbzuV #JustOneTREE #Sustainability #LifeAtUR #Reforestation #Environment
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🦋 In 2023, we are facing a concerning decrease in the arrival of the majestic #MonarchButterflies to their sanctuaries. Deforestation and persistent logging in places like Angangueo, Michoacán have impacted their migration. 🌳 Here are some tips to try and increase their numbers: 1️⃣ Urgent Reforestation: Let's support reforestation projects to restore critical habitats for butterflies. Every tree matters @nacionverde @conafor 2️⃣ Environmental Education: With awareness, we create change. Let's promote education on the importance of preserving these sanctuaries and how our actions impact their survival. 3️⃣ Habitat Conservation: Collaborate with non-profit organizations like ours @ECOLIFEConservation to protect and preserve crucial habitats. Every effort counts to maintain the natural balance. 4️⃣ Responsible Tourism: When visiting these sanctuaries, let's choose sustainable tourism practices that minimize our environmental impact and contribute to the well-being of local communities. 🌍💚 #SaveTheMonarchs #EnvironmentalConservation #MonarchButterfly #savethemonarchs
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🌿 Landcare NT: Nurturing the Northern Territory's Natural Beauty 🌏 In the heart of Australia's wilderness, a remarkable journey unfolds. Landcare NT, a grassroots organisation, has been dedicated to preserving the Northern Territory's unique ecosystems. Through community-driven initiatives, they empower individuals to become stewards of their environment. Landcare NT's mission encompasses protecting biodiversity, adapting to climate change, and fostering sustainable land management. They understand that the true power of conservation lies within local communities. By educating, collaborating, and taking action, they safeguard the rich tapestry of flora and fauna that makes the Northern Territory so special. As we confront the challenges of a changing world, Landcare NT stands as a beacon of hope and resilience. Connect with them to support their vital work and be inspired by their commitment to a sustainable future. Together, we can nurture the beauty of our planet and leave a legacy for generations to come. #dennisweston #LandcareNT #Conservation #Sustainability #CommunityEngagement #ClimateChange #Biodiversity #NorthernTerritory #Australia #landcare #darwin #EnvironmentalStewardship 🌏🌱🤝
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Senior Policy Expert on Nature Based Solutions, Regeneration, Nature Restoration, Rewilding, Roadless Areas
Empowering local communities with rights and responsibilities is crucial for successful nature restoration and reforestation projects. Studies have shown that involving indigenous and rural communities in forest restoration projects leads to more successful outcomes. In the Brazilian Amazon, community involvement resulted in greater protection and care for the restored forests. At the same time partnering with communities, organizations like Rainforest Alliance restore forests and improve livelihoods, ensuring long-term success. It is essential to consider the needs and perspectives of local communities when planning and implementing forest restoration initiatives. Engaging with communities can build support for conservation efforts and ensure that restoration projects benefit both people and nature. Nobel laureate Elinor Ostrom's work further emphasizes the effectiveness of community management and protection of common resources when community members have the authority to do so. Let's work together to empower local communities and achieve successful restoration and reforestation projects. #CommunityEmpowerment #ForestRestoration #NatureConservation #naturerestoration #reforestation #communityengagement
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Founder @ Climate Corporate Solutions II PhD II Sustainable Consultant II Strategist II Speaker II Educator II Legal Advisor
Deforestation of Scotland unfolded over hundreds of years, beginning in the early 18th century when trees were felled on a massive scale for fuel and buildings. In the early 19th century, more trees were cleared to make space for farming. By the 1950s, only about 1% of the original Caledonian Forest—the forest that once covered most of Scotland—remained, according to Richard Bunting, a spokesperson for the Scottish nonprofit Trees for Life. “But we have the space, the wealth, the experience, and the global responsibility to rewild,” Bunting says. In the 1960s, Scotland’s reforestation efforts began in earnest, starting with Glen Affric, now a nature reserve 15 miles from Loch Ness. Since then, more than 15% of Scotland has been restored. There are currently dozens of projects taking place throughout the country. But people like Bunting want to go even further. Trees for Life is one of 22 member organizations under the Scottish Rewilding Alliance (SRA) umbrella, urging the government to declare Scotland the first “rewilding nation.” Practically, this would mean committing 30% of public land to rewilding by 2030, reintroducing keystone species, such as beavers, lynx, and oysters, and creating a coastal zone where dredging and trawling are prohibited. In early 2023, Trees for Life will open a rewilding centre near Loch Ness on the Dundreggan estate, which the organization purchased in 2008. The centre and its surrounds (the first project of its kind in Scotland) will act as an education centre, with plenty of ways to engage with the local landscape and culture, from hiking the trails and planting native trees to attending events and exhibits that showcase progress. “Rewilding,” Bunting says, “offers one positive, powerful solution for tackling the nature and climate emergencies. It is a narrative of hope.” #ActOnClimate #CaledonianForest #RewildingNation #NatureRestoration #GreenNewDeal #Climateandcorporate #Sustainabilitylearnings #PrachiJain
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Rivers have the unique power to shape, nurture and create life wherever they flow. As we conclude Landcare week we reflect on this year's theme of ‘Be Inspired, Be Empowered, be a Landcarer’. With this theme in mind, we urge you to: 💡 #BeInspired and celebrate the incredible work being done worldwide in sustainable river management and restoration. We recognise the outstanding contributions that Thiess International River Prize recipients have made in river management and restoration. 💪 #BeEmpowered to stand up and collaborate with your local community to commence the restoration and protection of your local rivers and waterways. By planting native vegetation along their riverbanks, reducing pollution and plastic waste, and advocating for sustainable community practices, you can help safeguard your river to nurture future generations. 💧 #BeALandcarer by supporting your local community environmental care groups through attending local events, donating to support local organisations, and advocating for laws and policies to protect and preserve our natural spaces. Let us embrace our roles as Landcarers, recognising the power and importance of rivers in our lives. By being inspired by global achievements, educating ourselves about sustainable practices, and actively participating in local initiatives, we can make a meaningful impact on the health and vitality of our rivers. Remember, every action, no matter how small, contributes to a larger movement of sustainability and environmental stewardship. Together, we hold the power to shape a brighter future for our rivers and generations to come. Landcare Australia #landcare #landcareweek #SustainableRivers #EnvironmentalStewardship
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As an impact company, PUR recognizes that to achieve #sustainability in our projects, we must create alignment between #environmental benefits and the #livelihood needs of communities. That's why to restore #mangrove ecosystems, we are working closely with coastal communities across Southeast Asia, supporting and amplifying the initiatives of local volunteers. This involves developing new #benefits and #opportunities through sustainable mangrove management — ensuring that they are seen as a valuable natural resource to be protected for the long-term future. Learn more about how PUR works with communities to restore mangroves: 👉 https://lnkd.in/dDCUicQV
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𝗛𝗮𝗽𝗽𝘆 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗪𝗲𝘁𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀 𝗗𝗮𝘆! We believe today is a moment to celebrate shimmering lakes and the silent heroes beneath them—our wetlands. These vibrant ecosystems, often seen as "wastelands," are actually lifebloods, filtering our water, protecting us from floods, and teeming with biodiversity. Did you know they store more carbon than rainforests per unit area? Yet, wetlands face threats from pollution, development, and unsustainable practices. On this day, we urge you to: 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻: Let's understand the value of wetlands. Share their stories, their functions, and their beauty. Knowledge is power. 𝗔𝗰𝘁: Support wetland conservation programs. Reduce your water footprint. Plant native trees near water bodies. Every action counts. 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗰𝘁: Be mindful of your impact. Dispose of waste responsibly. Don't pollute water sources. Remember, healthy wetlands mean healthy us! Together, let's be the guardians of these vital lifespaces. Just like a drop becomes a lake, small actions create a ripple effect of change. Let's celebrate #WorldWetlandsDay with action!
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𝗥𝗮𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝗰𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗳 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗼𝗰𝗲𝗮𝗻 𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵 𝗮𝗰𝗿𝗼𝘀𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗨𝗞 (𝟭𝟳 - 𝟯𝟬 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲) - Birmingham, Bristol, London, Glasgow, Newcastle, Norwich, Nottingham, Edinburgh, and Southampton. 😊🙌 We are thrilled to announce the launch of our "Drops in the Oceans" Campaign, sweeping across the UK starting today! Thanks to a £335,000 boost from Ocean Outdoor's Environmental Fund, we're raising awareness about the urgency of protecting our coral reefs. Every second breath we take comes from the ocean, and coral reefs are the rainforests of the sea. Our campaign will light up Ocean Outdoor's digital screens across the UK, showcasing stunning visuals that highlight the beauty and diversity of coral reefs. More importantly, we’ll show the strong connection each person has to these vital ecosystems. Since coral reefs contribute to the health of the oceans that provide 50% of our planet’s oxygen, protecting them is essential for all of us. Campaign Highlights: 🪸 Captivating visuals on digital screens across the UK. 🌐 Info on sustainable practices to protect coral reefs on our website. 💙 Opportunities to donate and support Reef-World's conservation efforts. Join the Movement: 👉 Website: reef-world.org/support-us 📲 Social Media: Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn 🔖 Use #DropsInTheOceans #ReefWorld #EverySecondBreath to spread the word! Let's make waves and protect our oceans together! 💙 #ProtectOurReefs #OceanConservation #ReefWorld #GreenFins #MarinConservation #CoralReefs #SaveOurOcean #blueplanet
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September is Biodiversity Month, a time to honour the incredible variety of life on our planet. Australia's magnificent biodiversity sustains a thriving environment, fostering a diverse array of plants, animals, and ecosystems, which all have unique roles in maintaining balance and providing resources such as clean air, water, and food.🌍💚 It's our responsibility to protect and conserve this incredible diversity for future generations. Here's how you can get involved: 🏞 Explore nature: Take a walk in your local park, go on a hike, or simply sit in your garden to connect with nature. 🦏 Support conservation efforts: Consider donating to organisations working to protect endangered species and habitats. 📚 Educate yourself: Learn more about the importance of biodiversity and how you can make sustainable choices in your daily life. 📷 Share your love: Post your favourite photos, videos and stories about nature to spread awareness! Let's make every month Biodiversity Month by taking small steps to protect our planet. #AltroAus #GetIntoNature #BiodiversityMonth #ConnectingWithCountry #DCCEEW
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Post created with the help of #chatgpt3 🌊🌱 Advancing Watershed Management for Sustainable Community Development 🌱🌊 At the heart of every thriving community lies a healthy and sustainable environment. Watershed management is the key to achieving this balance. 🌍💧 Watersheds are the lifeblood of our ecosystems, serving as natural infrastructure that supports clean water, biodiversity, and community well-being. Effective watershed management ensures that these vital resources are protected, conserved, and used wisely. Here are a few thoughts on how watershed management contributes to community development: 1️⃣ Clean Water Supply: Watersheds are the source of our drinking water. By safeguarding and properly managing these areas, we secure a clean and reliable water supply for our communities. 2️⃣ Biodiversity Conservation: Healthy watersheds support diverse flora and fauna. Conserving these habitats not only maintains ecosystems but also offers recreational opportunities, educational resources, and tourism potential. 3️⃣ Flood Mitigation: Well-managed watersheds reduce the risk of flooding, protecting homes and infrastructure. This resilience is critical for community safety. 4️⃣ Economic Opportunities: Sustainable watershed practices can lead to economic benefits, such as job creation through eco-friendly industries like ecotourism and sustainable agriculture. 5️⃣ Community Engagement: Watershed management involves collaboration among stakeholders �� communities, government, NGOs, and businesses. This fosters a sense of ownership and unity, driving local development initiatives. Let's recognize the importance of watershed management as a catalyst for holistic community development. Together, we can take meaningful steps to protect these invaluable resources and build thriving, resilient communities for generations to come. 🤝💚 #WatershedManagement #CommunityDevelopment #Sustainability #Environment #TogetherForChange
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