An incredibly worrying update on coral reefs from @IUCN. The conservation status of 892 warm-water reef-building coral species has now been reassessed for the IUCN Red List, and analysis shows that 44% are threatened. https://t.co/PVOs2zisfp
#Conservation was a priority for our founder Paul, especially our planet’s most endangered groups of animals––like sharks. We’re excited the new name of the Allani shark will carry on his legacy.
via @MoteMarineLab
https://t.co/doJLS1ljR1
Comprehensive conservation is incomplete without indigenous leadership. Initiatives like this help accelerate better solutions not just for our planet, but those who live on it. https://t.co/gYdpdUesWL
We sat down with Vice President @KamalaHarris to answer the internet’s most-searched questions about her life, her candidacy, the presidential debate, and yes, Taylor Swift.
🔗 https://t.co/yAbol5Rk6p
Saying the quiet part out loud: @JDVance admits that Republican lawmakers view school shootings as a “fact of life” in America and just “the reality we live in.”
FUCK. THAT.
We are interested in science that leads to impact - that's why we are doubling our investment in science-driven conservation in partnership with @NSF. We need more collaboration between researchers & conservation partners to help bridge science & action. https://t.co/vYd62rQqym
WA is home to our state's last remaining population of lynx, but they are facing an uncertain future because of the impact of massive wildfires. We support an interdisciplinary project aimed at providing information for the conservation of Canada lynx.
#KamalaHarrisForward I believe VP Kamala Harris and her VP pick Tim Walz are our best chance to move forward. They are our best chance to push back on encroaching fascism and threats to democracy, and our best chance for creating the world we all desire and deserve. Politics is messy... but messy is no excuse for checking out. Messy is the work and the work can be joyful. Messy is what it takes to get through the daunting mess in pursuit of a better future. But we only win if we show up.
FULL STATEMENT: https://t.co/B8XlrkQNG5
Climate change has been cruel to the world’s coral reefs and the species that depend on them for survival — and that list of species includes us.
https://t.co/IUWppbcSAl
The 2024 @NSF grantee announcement is getting closer. In the meantime, we’re looking back at all the amazing species that were the focus of last year's grantees; from the tiny crystal skipper butterfly to the scaly blunt-nosed lizard.
Read more: https://t.co/nhq0GOUAc0
The Pacific Northwest is home to a wealth of unmapped, carbon-rich wetlands. By surveying and enhancing wetland conservation, humans can help protect vulnerable habitats and stabilize climate conditions.