We’re protecting the habitats of some of the world’s most endangered species 🐅
At #COP28, we announced new details on measures to assure British shoppers that goods using products like palm oil and cocoa are not linked to illegal deforestation.
➡️ https://t.co/ovotIvyR81
Food security and the environment are high on the agenda at the #G20India Summit.
@theresecoffey visited the Koyambedu food market in Chennai, one of the largest markets in Asia.
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The ocean is reaching unprecedented temperatures in the North Atlantic.
At the same time, new research suggests the Gulf Stream could be weakening, signaling a dangerous tipping point.
We can't continue to test the limits of one of our greatest assets to stabilize the climate.
Mangroves absorb carbon ~3 times as quickly as tropical forests and preserve biodiversity.
But if nothing is done to change course, they could disappear within a century.
On #WorldMangroveDay, we must invest in the communities who know them best: https://t.co/m3Q1A7kNxc
Mangroves are some of the most carbon-rich ecosystems on our planet, storing an average of 1,000 tonnes of carbon per hectare.
Protecting mangroves is a crucial step towards #ClimateAction.
Find out more from @UNEP on Wednesday's #MangroveDay.⬇️
https://t.co/HLMVgWjyld
A total of 23,000 hectares - an area twice the size of Manchester - has been identified as potential new woodland in Sussex and parts of Hampshire.
We're working with partners and landowners to seize this opportunity to create new woodland for nature and climate.
📷 M. Thomas
Seeing the wonderful work of YKAN in Berau, Indonesia supported by @DefraGovUK transforming unproductive shrimp ponds into restored mangroves and ecotourism destinations. Hugely inspiring women’s groups. @nature_org@UKinIndonesia@UKBCFs
Tuareg women in Agadez (northern Niger) decorating leather saddle bags, Tuareg people principally inhabit the Sahara in a vast area stretching from far southwestern Libya to southern Algeria, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso #WomensArt
East window, St. John, Honiley, Warks, UK 1924 by Theodora Salusbury, English artist in the Arts & Crafts style, the peacock was her signature #WomensArt