Blake Nicolazzo

wildlife advocate 🐻🦬🐺 • creative director • earth loving changemaker• formerly w/ @patagonia & @outwardboundusa

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

@RepRyanZinke As your constituent, I urge you to oppose the Grizzly Bear State Management Act of 2025 (H.R. 281 / S. 316), which would remove ESA protections for grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and open the door for trophy hunting.

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

@SteveDaines As your constituent, I urge you to oppose the Grizzly Bear State Management Act of 2025 (H.R. 281 / S. 316), which would remove ESA protections for grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and open the door for trophy hunting.

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

@TimSheehyMT As your constituent, I urge you to oppose the Grizzly Bear State Management Act of 2025 (H.R. 281 / S. 316), which would remove ESA protections for grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and open the door for trophy hunting.

[Dr. Gosia Bryja @Gosia_Bryja]

My latest article about the arrogance of #wildlife 'management' policies that treat animals as mere numbers. Hunting may not be the main cause of population decline, but it can be the final stressor that pushes animal societies past the tipping point. https://t.co/FiT3jeiU7U

[Wilderness Watch @WildernessWatch]

Together with our partners, we've released "A New Vision for Grizzly Bear Recovery in the Northern Rocky Mountains."

The report bolsters support for a unified, interconnected grizzly bear population.

Read the report here >>> https://t.co/Aykz7VTgj4

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

Atmos - A Descendant’s Call for Whale Legal Personhood https://t.co/WdqiVrPa7b

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

I wonder what the sturgeon said when they were asked whether this “family activity” should continue. 🤦🏻‍♀️
Spearers pack meeting as sturgeon are potentially headed for endangered species list https://t.co/bUqXK2rn6p

[Marianne Williamson @marwilliamson]

Ceasefire. Release of the hostages. Plans for a two-state solution. Those must be the cry of the world, and all of them need to happen now.
Two traumatized peoples will emerge from this with wounds beyond what most of us can imagine. As President, I will offer the full resources of the United States to support the peacemakers among both peoples.
I will help to harness an international consortium to forge a two state solution by which the rights and security of both Palestinians and Israelis are established and guaranteed.
There will not be a quick solution to this disastrous moment in Middle East history. Much will have to accomplished and a lot of it will not be easy. But the United States can play a pivotal role in creating a path to genuine healing, and if I am President we will.

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

@SHEIN_Official I don’t think the world needs to hear more gun shots. Read the room.

[UN Environment Programme @UNEP]

She banned the use of single-use plastic, introduced a city-wide recycling programme and launched a scheme of refill stations for essentials into convenience stores.

Meet @QCMayorJoy of Quezon City in the Philippines and UNEP 2023 #EarthChamps for “Policy Leadership”.

[Phil Demers @walruswhisperer]

UPDATE: My lawyers have sent a letter to the Miami Seaquarium demanding they not tamper with the deteriorating concrete tank that Lolita the orca spent 53 years and recently died in. We will soon be sending specialist to inspect and take samples of the Whale Bowl for analysis as it’s evidence in our legal defence. They recently sued me for publishing videos of Lolita’s brutal living conditions shortly before she died.

[The Dalbo Dog @Dalbodog]

This is Meatball. He's going home for the very first time, with a human of his very own. 💕

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

@RobRobbEdwards Humans are morons. We waste the miracles of this planet and disgrace ourselves with this sort of cruelty. Horses are magical and this is how we treat them. End this.

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

She’s gone- after a brutal capture in 1970 & all the years of torturous confinement. Her mother still swims in the waters where they both belonged.💔Humans are morons- so much potential to bask in the beauty of this miracle planet and instead, we did this.

[Dolphin Project @Dolphin_Project]

BREAKING: Lolita (also known as Tokitae), the subject of a decades-long, global movement to retire her to a seaside sanctuary, has died at Miami Seaquarium. Details on our blog at: https://t.co/XlJpnB3jiy

[Friends of the Bitterroot @Savebitterroot]

And it should worry local residents.

[Wilderness Watch @WildernessWatch]

This map is as beautiful as it is inspiring!

If you think so too, please help to make the visionary Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act a reality.

—> https://t.co/LpU8S23cSL

[Blake Nicolazzo @ebnico]

@marwilliamson Different poll with @marwilliamson included:

[Political Polls @Politics_Polls]

If you had to choose one of these four people to be the next President of the United States, who would you choose?

[Marianne Williamson @marwilliamson]

To be clear:

The “anti-science” candidate is one who would increase oil drilling and approve the Willow Project, given that the majority of scientists of the world are urging us to ramp down fossil fuel extraction immediately.

The “pro-science” candidate one who would cancel the Willow project on her first day in office.

The “anti-medicine” candidate is one who will not support a public option, and says he’d refuse to sign a Medicare For All bill.

The “pro-medicine” candidate is someone who stands for universal healthcare.

Smears do not change the truth; they just obscure it.

But only for so long.

[Defenders of Wildlife @Defenders]

We oppose H.R. Res. 1419 - This bill threatens the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem's grizzly bear population and ignores the need for habitat connectivity between grizzlies in Montana. Removing protections without an approved plan is a reckless move.

[Defenders of Wildlife @Defenders]

We oppose H.R. Res. 1245 - Proposed legislation threatens grizzly bear populations in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem by removing protections and allowing for trophy hunting. Wyoming has shown no restraint in managing wolves, and the same fate could befall grizzlies.