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✌️ Earthcleanup bags of Litter removed today from Clearwater's Stevenson Creek including 25 plastic bottles & 12 more plastic bags
+ a Volleyball & some kind of car part.
A beautiful blue sky🌎kind of day😎
Kayaked 'Alligator Lake'🐊 today.
Yes, it's literally called Alligator Lake & I survived to talk about it!😁
Saw 7 gators up close, 2 were swimming about 50 feet from my kayak.
Not gonna lie, the heart beats a bit faster🤣
Earthcleanup including a storage bin & baseball bat
Now a further 166,000km², an area of water larger than England and Wales combined, will be protected!
In 2017, when only 2% of the archipelago had full protection, @LewisPugh swam in these icy waters to urge the UK to fully protect the whole of South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands (SGSSI). And in 2018, the UK increased protection to 23%.
With yesterday’s announcement, protection has increased again, this time to 36%.
SGSSI are one of the world's most precious biodiversity hotspots, and easily the most important wildlife havens under UK jurisdiction.
This news is fantastic progress. The hope is that one day all of these waters will be fully protected.
"The European Commission has proposed new laws imposing requirements for handling the plastic pellets safely and sustainably."
Read more below:
https://t.co/FLOzyQC1Mz
"How much of your heart do you want to protect? We really need to think about the world, the ocean, and nature as our life support system and do everything we can to protect it. It underwrites our economy, our security, our health—our very existence." @SylviaEarle
📸Yvette Lee
🚨 Heartbreaking reality: Hermit crabs resorting to plastic waste for protection in our polluted oceans. These shocking images serve as a stark reminder of the dire consequences of ocean pollution.
https://t.co/mTsTgCKHU9
#pollution#oceanpollution#plasticwaste
Beautiful day at #marsdenbay low tide got a small pick in and found another sea marble but spent most of the walk enjoying my magical #beach#lovewhereyoulive
Our #SharkoftheWeek, the Great Hammerhead, is known to be a strong-swimming apex predator. This solitary creature rarely attacks humans and can sometimes behave inquisitively toward divers.
Welcome to our brand new series ✨ #OceanAnimalOfTheMonth ✨
Up first for January is the starfish. #DYK they are masters of regeneration and have been known to regrow an entirely new body from just a single arm? 🌟🤯
A historic breakthrough for people and the planet. After years of negotiations,
@UN member states finally agreed to the 1st treaty to protect the #HighSeas.
A good day for people and the planet. Let's keep it going.
#ActOnClimate#climate#OceanTreaty#biodiversity