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The future of the Greater Sage-Grouse, an iconic species of the American West, is in doubt — and YOU can help! American Bird Conservancy (ABC) is calling on supporters like you to participate in an open comment period designed to gather feedback on a new set of management plans proposed by the Bureau of Land Management. For decades, Greater Sage-Grouse numbers have dwindled as their unique habitat, the sagebrush steppe, shrinks. Now, ABC and partners are fighting for what might be the species' last hope for a chance at survival. Don't wait to take action: Comments are due tomorrow, Tuesday, May 14! Urge the Bureau of Land Management to adopt the strongest conservation plan needed to recover the bird's declining populations. Act now to conserve the Greater Sage-Grouse! Learn more & take action with ABC ? https://lnkd.in/gv8Q58w8 #GreaterSageGrouse #ABCActionAlert #SageGrouse #ActionAlert

Today is?Earth?Gives?Day!? Only 2% of all?giving?goes to environmental organizations? #EarthGivesDay, an opportunity to discover and uplift?environmental, climate, and climate justice organizations. If you're able, please donate to our $4,000?Earth?Gives?Day?fundraising goal:?https://lnkd.in/gpxEXVUY Your gift will go toward: - Protecting grizzly bears in Montana? - Shaping wolf management in Colorado? - Stopping old growth logging on public lands

?? Blue carbon ecosystems like seagrasses and mangroves are really effective at capturing carbon (they can sequester more carbon per acre than forests!) and provide storm protection, water quality boosts, and economic benefits to coastal communities. Protecting these habitats is a smart investment in our future! ?? Discover how states can better tap into these natural climate solutions with expert insights from Jaxine Wolfe (Smithsonian Environmental Research Center): https://lnkd.in/eV8gpMSn Pew Charitable Trusts US Nature4Climate #BlueCarbon #ClimateAction #NaturalClimateSolutions

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With another pivotal election behind us, we want to be clear: The political landscape may shift, but our mission is urgent and unwavering — to unite and mobilize communities to protect Montana’s wild places for generations to come. Based on past experience, campaign promises, and candidate agendas, we expect significant threats to our public lands, from attacks on environmental laws to a surge in energy development. But there is good news: we successfully fought off many of these same efforts before, and, with your support, we’ve become stronger. ??? Here’s How You Can Help Us Keep Montana Wild: ?? Make a Recurring Donation: This work is urgent, but it takes time. Your ongoing support helps us plan for the long term. Your donation also makes you a member of Wild Montana. Give today: wildmontana.org/givewild ? Take Action: Write your representatives and voice support for conservation. Then, join our State Legislative Action Team: wildmontana.org/actionteam ?? Stay Informed: → Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Threads: @wildmontana → Sign up for emails: wildmontana.org/signup → Check our website often for the latest updates, and share with your community: wildmontana.org Together, we'll keep Montana wild.

Last night the Mizzou School of Natural Resources was a co-sponsor of Doug Tallamy's presentation on the Homegrown National Park effort, and I had the great privilege to introduce Dr. Tallamy. Biodiversity loss is a looming problem for we humans. For the uninitiated, the easiest entry point to this discussion is the Colony Collapse Disorder scare with honeybees of ~2006. Folks, this is an organization worthy of your time, whether you have hundreds of acres to spare for planting native species, or a single planter on the deck of your apartment. Help the bees, grow beautiful flowers, and mow less lawn. Where's the downside?

Financial support for the Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust is crucial in preserving the area. Donations are used for conservation easements, sustainable land management strategies, and public education programming. The region's stunning scenery, diverse ecosystems, and vital habitats for endangered species are maintained through donor generosity. Every donation, regardless of size, helps preserve the region's natural heritage for future generations.https://buff.ly/3z6nGNo

??What does the ocean mean to you??? For the last few hours of World Ocean Day 2024, let's take a moment to think about the services our blue planet provides for us. For me, completing university on the Cornish coastline meant having a soothing blue haven on my doorstep, to recover from the challenges of university life, to connect with nature, and spend many happy evenings on the beach with friends listening to the sound of the waves. In fact, the ocean is scientifically proven to improve mental health in humans. Looking further afield, in our troubled climate, the ocean takes most of the impact for us. Heatwaves would hit much harder if the sea didn't store as much thermal energy as it does. Tsunamis would be far more damaging if it weren't for coral reefs and mangroves absorbing wave energy. These impacts might be a little hard to imagine, especially if they're far from home. So take a moment to think, what does the ocean offer to you? How do you feel when you're by the sea? Let's keep forging a strong connection between people and the ocean, to celebrate and safeguard our blue planet. #WorldOceanDay

Each quarter, we donate a percentage of client revenue to global reforestation efforts under our One-for-One Pledge (https://lnkd.in/eW8ktgGm). In partnership with One Tree Planted, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we’re excited to announce that our contributions helped plant 3,475 trees around the world! Specifically, trees were planted in the following critical areas: ?? 550 new trees were planted in California to aid recovery from wildfire damage. ?? 500 trees were planted in the Amazon Rainforest to help preserve the habitat of its unique wildlife. ?? 625 trees were planted in U.S. National Forests to enhance their beauty and biodiversity. ?? 600 mangroves were planted along various to coastlines and beaches. ?? 650 trees were planted in areas hit by devasting forest fires. ?? 550 trees were strategically planted in specific areas in dire need of protection. With each case, we not only strive to provide legal excellence, but we also aim to do our part in protecting the environment for future generations. #Sustainability #OneTreePlanted #JDHowletteLaw #JustlyPrudent

Calling all bird nerds, plant nerds, and nature nerds! Homegrown National Park? is a grassroots call-to-action to regenerate biodiversity and ecosystem function by planting native plants and creating new ecological networks. THEIR MISSION To regenerate biodiversity and ecosystem function?because every human being on this planet needs diverse highly productive ecosystems to survive. CALL TO ACTION Catalyzing a collective effort of individual homeowners, property owners, land managers, farmers, and anyone with some soil to plant in…to start a new?HABITAT? by planting native plants and removing most invasive plants.??It is the largest cooperative conservation project ever conceived or attempted. THEIR GOAL Our initial goal is 20 million acres of native plantings in the U.S.?This represents approximately ? of the green lawns of privately-owned properties. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE We are at a critical point of losing so many species from local ecosystems that their ability to produce the oxygen, clean water, flood control, pollination, pest control, carbon storage, etc, that is, the ecosystem services that sustain us, will become seriously compromised.