Flippy, the whale, needs painting. Our life-size whale sculpture travels to schools to teach kids about plastic pollution. Can you help us get him spruced up before his next visit to Ware Elementary? #PlasticPollution
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#Iceland announces no whales will be hunted for second year in a row as one of its two whaling companies shuts downs. "This is tremendous news." Whale and Dolphin Conservation @whales_org#goodnews#wildlife
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“This is one of the last places where we can really watch how the whole system works together.” Explore the communities and the wild places of Virginia's Eastern Shore. https://t.co/kpvJribczF via @Roadtrippers
"The coronavirus pandemic is likely to be followed by even more deadly and destructive disease outbreaks unless their root cause – the rampant destruction of the natural world – is rapidly halted, the world’s leading biodiversity experts have warned."
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BREAKING NEWS on our Supreme Court case representing @WOTCHinc . The judge has just extended the interlocutory injunction to cover an additional 13 areas of forest. That's 26 areas in total protected from logging while the case proceeds - a huge win for our forests and wildlife!
All Virginians need to continue taking actions to keep themselves and others safe.
🏠 Stay home
🛒 Only leave the house for essential needs like groceries or prescriptions
😷 Cover your face in public
🚶🏾↔️🚶🏽♀️ Stay six feet away from others
🚫 Avoid gatherings of more than 10
School strike week 88.
Today we had planned a global climate strike with millions taking part. But in an emergency you have to adapt and change your behaviour.
The climate crisis is still ongoing and we must fight every crisis.
#climatestrikeonline#StayAtHome#fridaysforfuture
Family owned forests are untapped powerhouses in climate mitigation. A generous $10M donation from @amazon , part of their #ClimatePledge, will tap into this potential while creating new income for forest owners. https://t.co/OwMU0k03lC
You could be contributing to the extinction of bees without even knowing it — so @OfficialJLD joined us before the coronavirus lockdown to explain how you can take action #EarthDay
Get involved here: https://t.co/GolvdfRoEa
In our April 2020 issue—with our very first flip cover—we celebrate the 50th anniversary of #EarthDay and examine what the world may look like on the 100th Earth Day in 2070. Read the entire issue here: https://t.co/tk5QdztZLb
A special #EarthDay shout out to the 2020 #EDGreenRibbon School award winners! Thank you for all you do to promote sustainable school practices across the country.
View the complete list of @EDGreenRibbon
honorees ➡️ https://t.co/hEvOwV9T2G
Every day is #EarthDay!
Celebrate the beauty and wonder of nature with these great nature journaling prompts from @chesapeakebay!
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If you need some relaxing nature right now, how about a brief walk along the Founder's Grove Trail in Humboldt Redwoods State Park in California? #EarthDay
When I was 14, I went to the 1st #EarthDay in D.C. In those days, it was all about pollution. Today, it’s climate change - and the pandemic. Every astronaut, cosmonaut & taikonaut comes down & reminds us we are all citizens of one world, one planet. It’s up to us to preserve it!
The first #EarthDay was held in 1970.
It sparked unprecedented government action that protected us, the air, water and environment around us from corporations that were trying to profit off of our extinction.
Now, 50 years later, we need government action more than ever.