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Animat Habitat is a not-for-profit art studio with wild projects for the conservation of endangered species and their natural habitats. 1\#OkavangoDelta

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🐘 1\#OkavangoDelta https://t.co/MByYF9O9sC

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Conservation groups demand emergency protections for endangered southern resident killer whales now facing additional threats from Trans Mountain Expansion tanker traffic, and the measures needed to mitigate those new threats remain unfulfilled. @WWFCanada https://t.co/sQAKsMKEaI

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Help turn down the volume of underwater noise…
Explore how noise from human activity is impacting species from coast to coast to coast. #NoisePollution #OceanNoiseStrategy @WWFCanada https://t.co/8QDl6wmPX8

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Orphaned as babies, these elephants returned to the wild amid bittersweet tears @RetetiSanctuary #Kenya
Article by Ami Vitale and Rael Ombuor. Photos by @Ami_Vitale @washingtonpost https://t.co/DUfIfABTNG

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Amboseli cross-border elephant population should be protected from trophy hunting because it is unique, highly valuable as a scientific base of knowledge, and it represents one of the last gene pools for big tuskers. #Tanzania @biglifeafrica @ElephantTrust https://t.co/KG8NUV7Kzf

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July 2023 — New study defines boundaries of Angolan highlands water tower, a critical step toward its conservation… @InsideNatGeo https://t.co/4K9QAbZ3A2

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@InsideNatGeo More information on the Angolan Highlands Water Tower – the lifeline of the Okavango Delta… https://t.co/OgLG08b2qq

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How was the water ?

July 2023 — 2022 Okavango Delta crossing reveals a healthy ecosystem, but challenges persist… @InsideNatGeo @intotheokavango https://t.co/XU0z5m7xne

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How is the water ?

August 2023 — National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project (NGOWP) to launch 2023 annual Okavango Delta crossing… @InsideNatGeo https://t.co/eOH0mGCKcm

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One of these years is not like the others...
The ocean is very very very hot.

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June 2023 — ReconAfrica has said it now plans to explore in northwestern #Botswana … upstream of the #OkavangoDelta, a World Heritage Site, and within the ecologically sensitive and wildlife-rich Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area. @NatGeo https://t.co/G7pzetGZvA

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A great resource to learn and to educate about the Okavango river basin. (Grades 2 - 12+) #OkavangoDelta @NatGeoEducation https://t.co/taRuicW7Rl

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Regenerating nature means facing biodiversity loss head-on. It depends on action from people who care — people like you. By growing native plants, you can make a meaningful, measurable difference. @WWFCanada https://t.co/1rQ2sq9zoQ #rediscover #regeneration #regrow

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27th July 2021 — Article by Jackson Hamutenya: Can we bring the Angolan giraffe back to Angola? @ConservationNa1 https://t.co/CGFezpp1iF

"Now that Angola is enjoying political peace, it is time to bring the peaceful giraffe back to its former range."

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Aside general concerns about ongoing oil operations in the Kavango basin – by Canadian oil company ReconAfrica – another concern is any effect any seismic activity in the region may have on bandwidth for elephant communication. #Namibia @UNESCOWindhoek @WWFCanada @intotheokavango

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March 2023 — ReconAfrica fractures habitat for imperiled elephants and African wild dogs. Their new roads lead elephants into villages and could lead to deforestation and incursions by commercial poachers. Article by Jeffrey Barbee, Laurel Neme @NatGeo https://t.co/rl3N2tmQOA

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February 2022 — The material-information-concealing, Namibian-regulations-and-law-circumventing … @Recon_Africa has drilled inside Kapinga Kamwalye Conservancy without legal rights and bulldozed roads illegally through protected areas. #Namibia #Okavango https://t.co/w9x3jo7mLE

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October 2019—What we lose when animals go extinct. Article by Elizabeth Kolbert @NatGeo https://t.co/In9ebrGlaf

Photograph by Joel Sartore.

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Discover the secret superpowers of elephants in this stop-motion animation #SecretsOfTheElephants @NatGeo https://t.co/v0oLan3clf

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More about the wildlife warrior Paula Kahumbu and the future for African elephants… #WildlifeDirect @wildlifedirect @paulakahumbu https://t.co/EkTWgH0iua https://t.co/zU5FlXM2Ky

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#Overheard @NatGeo Episode 16: What will it take to save the savanna elephant? Wildlife warrior Paula Kahumbu talks about the past, present, and future of African savanna elephants. https://t.co/PALoXYY0Xk

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@NatGeo More about the woman and about what the elephants are saying… #ElephantVoices @elephantvoices https://t.co/V5rVXeTw4h

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#Overheard @NatGeo Episode 15: The woman who knows what elephants are saying. Get to know the sounds of elephants—and what they’re saying. https://t.co/quOEU5h0yE