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Elections are important. A healthy democracy is critical to healthy lands, waters, and wildlife – please remember to vote for nature before the polls close on Tuesday!
Learn how and where you can vote here: vote.gov/guide-to-voting
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Big Oil raked in record-breaking profits. The companies that caused the climate crisis are getting rich as they fuel the fire.
@ExxonMobil: $55.7 billion
@Shell: $39.87 billion
@Chevron: $35.5 billion
@BP_plc: $27.7 billion
Time to make the pay for the damage they've caused.
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Did you know?
Half of the world’s mangroves have been lost in the past 50 years.
🌳 Healthy #mangroves are essential for the wellbeing of #marine and terrestrial species as well as the lives and livelihoods of coastal #communities.
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#ClimateJustice now! It’s time to #BanPrivateJets
Add your voice 👉🏼greenpeace.org/banprivatejet…
While 80% of people have never taken a plane, the super rich are flying their private jets whenever they feel like it, sometimes for less than 10 minutes. 🙄 🙄
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Congress is taking up legislation that would erase protections for the Arctic Refuge & NPR-A, transforming these landscapes into polluted oilfields. Tell your legislators that you oppose rolling back protections for wildlife & habitat in the Arctic! dfnd.us/3twKS5d
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We wish we could knit every manatee a sweater (a big sweater)!
Many manatees have learned to rely on outflows from power plants & other structures to provide warm-water habitat. Whether natural or man-made, manatees depend on warm waters to spend the coldest days of winter.
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It’s 2024. We need to start seeing the world through climate-colored goggles.
My first column of the year, in today’s @latimes: latimes.com/environment/news…
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Soil is where our food begins.
Improving soil fertility is critical for biodiversity as it provides essential nutrients to sustain plant growth.
#GenerationRestoration
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Wolves are returning to Switzerland. How the country deals with its growing wolf population could set the stage for all of Europe. More from @Sierra_Magazine: sierraclub.org/sierra/switze…
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Looking for some exciting new wildlife education content for 2024? Check out @NWF's wildlife expert @Dmizejewski's new wildlife series, "Field Guide to North American Wildlife," streaming on @Wondrium! 📺
Learn more 📲: wondrium.com/nwf
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North America is home to nearly 3 billion fewer birds today compared to 1970. It's essential we do everything we can to protect the birds that bring us joy—that work can even begin right at home. Pledge to make your home and community more #BirdFriendly: bit.ly/3tJUxW2
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“You are not in the mountains. The mountains are in you.” – John Muir
#keepItWild
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California is one of the most beautiful places on earth🤩 but many who live here face barriers to getting outdoors and into nature.💯 A problem we can solve! Join us next Thursday to learn how were tackling this to build an #OutdoorsForAll.👇🏽
Join "Outdoors for All: California’s Pathway to Providing Equitable Outdoor Access" with Secretary @WadeCrowfoot & a range of leaders to unpack what’s working to expand outdoor access, where to concentrate our efforts and how to participate. Register now➡ca-water-gov.zoom.us/webinar…
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“Whenever I come across a grove of old-growth redwoods — these majestic, cathedral-like trees that are centuries old — it’s just a no-brainer that they should be protected." Read about Isabel Upani here: sempervirens.org/protect/red…
Anonymous private landowners donate over 100 acres of Calif. redwood forests to conservationists trib.al/YiGqifi
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Still picking my through Meine's biography of Leopold, and I wonder: Who's our contemporary Aldo? A groundbreaking researcher who willingly wades into advocacy, writes exquisite prose, and is influencing the trajectory of land & wildlife mgmt? Can one even be such a person today?
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Thanks to state victories in 2023, more than 40% of people in the U.S. now live in a place dedicated to 100% clean energy.
Retweet if you're in one of these states!
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When people lose their high-frequency hearing range, they often give up the joy of many birdsongs. Now Lang Elliott has launched a free iPhone app, along with a headset you can purchase, that can help users “hear birds again” in real-time.
audubon.org/magazine/winter-…
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The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food on our tables, the medicines that heal us, the livelihoods we depend on — all are provided by Earth's ecosystems in which humanity’s survival depends on them.
To safeguard our future, we must unite in action #ForNature.






























