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Waterways, left in their native state, provide so many gifts to ecosystems & wildlife - and to us. Learn with Erica Gies how the Slow Water movement is working to bring us back into balance https://ow.ly/I8MC50TpAFL

In Suffolk we want to reverse the decline of wildlife. Connecting land and creating wildlife corridors will help, and land managers play a crucial part. If that’s you, share your thoughts on how you can help our Local Nature Recovery Strategy: https://lnkd.in/ev52Ggiy

Dive into this insightful article to learn how new ecosystems and unprecedented climates are impacting our unique wildlife. Explore why more Australian species than ever are facing survival challenges and what actions are needed to protect them. https://ow.ly/LNiv50QFZGU ????

From how we produce and use energy, to how we build our homes and communities, to how we confront the peril increasingly stressed resources place on humans and wildlife ?? ?? This #EarthDay explore the research helping us take on the extraordinary challenges facing our environment. https://bit.ly/3U3yenk

Planting trees has numerous benefits that are undeniable, but have you ever stopped to appreciate them as social beings? The Hidden Life of Trees is an awesome book that sheds light on how trees live, communicate, and take care of each other. Did you know that trees outlive humans by a big margin? It's time to respect and appreciate these magnificent beings. Check out this book to learn more about the fascinating world of trees. #plantingtrees #social #naturelovers

I used to think that leadership was rarified air. Like so many others, I’d accepted that some people just didn’t have that leadership potential. And I’d accepted I was one of those people that didn’t have the gene. But staying cynical is a choice, and it’s often an easy out. It lets us off the hook for taking responsibility, exerting the emotional labour, and doing the hard work of making a change. I’ve since come to realize that everyone has leadership potential—we’ve all got the gene. It’s part of being human, which means we can figure it all out together. You don’t have to use that potential if you don’t want to, because it is hard work. But now I know that’s a choice too. The scary part isn’t whether or not you have the potential to be a leader. The scary part is realizing you’re already a leader—and that you’ve got to choose action and risk failure. The good news is that’s part of being human too. But don’t take it from me, take it from Ms. Goodall…

Our application of rocky reef monitoring approaches to artificial structures in the Ports has led to new understanding of the communities on riprap habitats and how they compare to nearby natural rocky reefs.

From migratory birds and waterfowl to white-tailed deer and coyotes, playas are a common stomping ground for many different types of wildlife. Restoring playa lakes not only provides a critical habitat for area wildlife, it is also one of the most effective means for recharging groundwater. Learn more about our efforts to restore the playas on our properties: https://lnkd.in/grEj-7Rx

Wildlife and Fire: Perspectives and Effects Webinar, Apr 9 https://ow.ly/mqlr50Ra1Z7

?? Do you see how much our planet needs us? We’ve witnessed an average decline of 73% ???? in monitored wildlife populations, and we are fast heading toward a point of no return. Nature needs us. ???? #ActForOurPlanet ?? https://lnkd.in/gNSjXUeq #LivingPlanetReport