We are excited to announce the launch of our new identity, Ripley Waterfowl Conservancy! For all of the info about our new identity and to see more exciting logo changes, check out our website (link in bio).
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Join us in celebration! It was just discovered that the planet has 12 new inhabitants, Madagascar pochard ducklings, which are the rarest duck in the world. Check out the conservation efforts that led to this amazing step towards recovery. https://t.co/4f2HoZOWxL
Birds are often indicators of a healthy eco-system. The fact that they are disappearing is concerning at the very least. Conservation is more important than ever! #waterfowlconservation#wildlifeconservation
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Owls are fascinating creatures! This study shows that white owls have higher success hunting due to the effect of moonlight on their plumage. Check out a Raptor Meet and Greet at LRWC to learn more about owls and other Birds of Prey. https://t.co/XnJuCjsEJr
Our hearts are breaking over here at The Conservancy. The #AmazonRainforest is not only a biodiversity hotspot but also instrumental for combating climate change. Home to approximately 1400 species of birds, we are at risk of losing one of our most diverse and unique ecosystems.
There was worldwide outcry when the Notre Dame cathedral was on fire. Why is there not the same level of outrage for the fires destroying the #AmazonRainforest?
Protecting the "rarest species" is not enough. Without intervention, 1 million species are at risk of extinction in the next decade. Now is the time to strengthen protections.
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Cool article on the impact photographers can have on conservation! We appreciate all the photographers, amateur and professional, that have helped increase awareness of our conservation mission.
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Check out the new 2019 Federal Duck Stamp! Featuring a Wood duck and decoy, these stamps "celebrate our waterfowl hunting heritage" and provide critical funding to purchase and protect wetlands. For more information head to https://t.co/KCHyN5VikN
LRWC has been home to Grey Crowned Cranes for many years. They are an impressive species to behold! It would be a shame to lose them in the wild. The Endangered Wildlife Trust has done wonderful work preserving the species in Africa. https://t.co/JtpDu0kjyK
LRWC is excited to announce the arrival of our new pair of Red-crowned Cranes. One of the world’s largest crane species, these magnificent birds are endangered in the wild, with an… https://t.co/6J30wCJFPf
"1 mil animals & plants at risk for extinction" This is why we do what we do-to conserve what we have left. 30% of the species that call LRWC home are endangered in the wild. Through captive breeding, we can work with re-introduction programs worldwide.
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A wonderful article on the importance of being in nature. Come visit the Conservancy this Spring and experience our birds in a peaceful, natural setting.
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Following up on our post from last week, our Director of Aviculture is currently assisting wildlife biologists with an exciting waterfowl research project. Nanotags are being deployed on… https://t.co/JAGMihHg3M
Thanks to #conservation and re-release efforts, #TrumpeterSwan numbers are bouncing back! LRWC participated in the release program by breeding our captive Trumpeter Swans and working with organizations in the U.S. to release the young.
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LRWC invites you to the 2019 Annual Benefit Education Takes Flight, honoring Arethusa Farm as the 2019 Honoree and Recipient of the Lifetime Conservation Achievement Award. Join us at… https://t.co/MwfFv2xCxN
Don't forget to pre-register for our birdhouse building event on March 23rd! Enjoy a tour of the Conservancy's birdhouses, plus a talk explaining where to place your birdhouse and how to attract a tenant. Please see our Facebook event for details and our pre-registration link.