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Developed with a deep commitment to environmental stewardship, the SunZia project team worked to incorporate feedback from local, regional, and national conservation organizations. Some of the precedent-setting environmental best practices developed include: ?? Working with the conservation community to purchase a 1,000-acre property along the Rio Grande with significant water rights that we expect to be used to expand the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge. ??Partnering with the Arizona Game and Fish Department on several thousand acres of habitat restoration, expected to include earthen tank rehabilitation, invasive species removal, revegetation with native species, wildcat road restoration, and erosion control. ??Installing, testing, and studying an innovative technology illuminating the transmission line with UV light to increase the visibility for large-bodied waterfowl. ??Supporting ongoing research into sandhill crane flight behavior in partnership with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. ?? Supporting Bat Conservation International to plant thousands of agaves to benefit bats, birds, and other wildlife. #PatternEnergy #SunZia #Sustainability #CleanEnergy #CleanPower #RenewableEnergy #RenewablePower #WindEnergy #WindPower #Transmission

Do you "step up" or "shut down" in the face of the climate crisis? These are the words of Force of Nature Founder Clover Hogan, who recently joined Niki Roach and the Planet Possible team to cover the subject of activism in the April episode, which you can access on iTunes and Spotify. Be sure to listen to the episode - and let us know what you think! #climatecrisis #climateactivism #ciwem

Coming up from Drawdown Georgia, find out how scientists and environmentalists are working to protect Georgia's coast from rising seas, coastal flooding, and other impacts of #climatechange.

?? ?New Series Alert! ?? #TempleSpotlight ? ?? Get ready to meet the amazing people behind Temple! In our first episode, we chat with Kat Lail, who shares her journey into the world of Environmental Consulting. From her favourite aspects of the job to tips for newcomers, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss! Check out the full video and learn more about Kat and her role at Temple??

Transparency is a core value deeply ingrained in the ethos of the CATCH team. ???? We are committed to demonstrating our on-the-ground efforts to CSR collaborators, team members, citizens, and donors alike, reinforcing our accountability. ???? This commitment to transparency is a key reason why companies, organizations, and government bodies choose to partner with the CATCH Foundation.???????? In our pursuit to bring this value to life, we have collaborated with the Mission Sustainability team to develop a platform that showcases our fieldwork to all stakeholders. ???? This initiative has been successful in aligning our operations with our values, ensuring that our actions reflect our commitment to transparency. ???? Join Mr. Bharat R Sisodia, the founder of CATCH Foundation, as he discusses our dedication to transparency. In this video, Mr. Sisodia explains the three-level monitoring system implemented by CATCH, ensuring accountability. ???? From environmental protectors in every plot to Maintenance InCharge and Forest Conservation Managers, our team works diligently to safeguard the environment. Regular updates are sent to the CSR heads of partnering companies, promoting openness and collaboration. ???? Join us as we strive for a future where transparency is integral. Visit our website today to be part of the change. ????

Storytellers shape our humanity. They always have been, and they always will be. ?? It was my honor to meet and get to know Carolyn Finney’s journey. Her voice is vital to the space of environmental justice. #environmentalists #environmentaljustice #environmentalracism #environmentalequality #indigenousvoices #BIPOC #BIPOCvoices #inclusivitiy #climateactivism #climatejustice #climatemovement #climatechange #climateactiontakers #storytelling #climatestorytelling #theclimatetribe

#Story_Day19 Driven by Passion Aisha had always been passionate about environmental conservation. While others around her chose careers for security or status, Aisha pursued her passion for the environment. She studied environmental science and dedicated her free time to volunteering with local conservation groups. Her friends often wondered how she had so much energy, working long hours without any complaints. One day, a colleague asked her, “How do you stay so motivated? Don’t you ever feel tired or burned out?” Aisha smiled and replied, “If you are working on something that you really care about, you don’t have to be pushed. The work itself pulls you forward.” For Aisha, her commitment to the environment was more than just a job—it was her purpose. She didn’t need external motivation because the cause was deeply personal to her. Every project, whether big or small, felt like a step toward making a difference in the world. The work energized her rather than draining her, and she found joy in every challenge. Years later, Aisha’s efforts led her to start her own environmental organization, inspiring others to take action. Her passion drove her to new heights, and she became a leader in the field, not because she was pushed, but because she was pulled by her love for the cause. Conclusion: When you truly care about something, it becomes your source of motivation. Passion fuels effort, and you find yourself driven from within, not needing external pressure to keep going. Aisha’s story reminds us that when we follow our hearts, the journey itself becomes fulfilling, and success naturally follows.

?? The Piedmont Environmental Council reports that in 2023, 6,315 acres of land in Albemarle, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greene, Loudoun, Madison, Orange and Rappahannock counties were permanently protected with 52 new conservation easements. The new easements bring the total acres conserved within this region to 446,096. While these nine counties represent PEC’s primary service area, the easements reflect the partnership of landowners in this region with not only PEC, but also the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, Albemarle Conservation Easement Authority, Clarke County Conservation Easement Authority, Land Trust of Virginia and other land trusts and conservation agencies. Find county-by-county totals: https://lnkd.in/edAbVWn5

It's time for us to make moves! Kia ora koutou. AklC has released their consultation feedback form for us to have our say on environmental management actions. AklC wants feedback on options for cat management in protecting threatened native wildlife and that is right up my alley! Good news... If you don't feel like writing long answers... I've got you! Feel free to use any of the answers in the PDF I have put together so its easy peasy :D Let's do this and get those response numbers up. https://lnkd.in/gYJkpbu8

The recent announcement of new warehouse regulations set to take effect in California by 2026 is causing significant concern among both environmental and business groups in Fresno. As our state aims to balance economic growth with sustainability, it's clear that these changes will impact the local community and economy. Stakeholders are urged to engage in the conversation to shape the future of our urban landscapes. Read more about the implications here: https://okt.to/KYfuEQ.