Jaguar ranges are home to some of the highest terrestrial biodiversity on the planet 🐆🌎
Check out the key recommendations on #jaguar conservation and monitoring from the recent #CITESSC77 meeting ➡️ https://t.co/ao3S0LL9hF
#InternationalJaguarDay
Important and fascinating report visualizing the worldwide whale migration routes and the threats different species face in different ocean regions 🐋🪸 🌎 #2023EBE#whales#Migration#marineecosystems
https://t.co/NqFfOdLOHl
Seagrass meadows are among the most productive and important ecosystems in the world.
They are marine flowering plants that support thousands of key species and essential ecosystem functions.
More:https://t.co/hCuzRftZlT
Via @WCS_Tanzania
Watch as 70 elephants use the Oldonyiro Corridor to move from Laikipia to Samburu National Reserve in Kenya. This vital pathway fosters ecosystem connectivity, allowing wildlife and livestock to roam freely.
📽️ Tonney Ouma Omolo/KWS Oldonyiro
Selfie no.3 in the current topic seminar series. Today it was by Jan Van Deventer about the beautiful fire island. So interesting to hear about the unique challenges faced by conservation efforts in such a remote, pristine location! #2023EBE#conservation#ecosystem
Witness the consequences unfold before us.
Species vanishing.
Nature's realms shrinking.
Pollution tainting soil and water ecosystems crumbling.
This stark reality is our legacy.
But it's not too late to change course.
Let's salvage our precious #biodiversity.
Via @UNESCO
Interesting take on the role of herbivores in ecological restoration and the other factors e.g. climate conditions, that influence their impact on the environment. #2023EBE#herbivores#conservation#rewilding
https://t.co/tKz2AQo0Kj
This exhibiton was such a pleasure to attend! Seeing the work being done to help achieve sustainability to a crazy time was so interesting and helped shed some positivity on what is sometimes a scary topic! #2023EBE
Many would consider this sally (willow)-dominated scrub, self-formed on wet ground over the last decade, a waste of land.
But they'd be very wrong. A rich ground flora is moving in, and the whole place rings with bird song: willow supports **450** insect species.
#Rewilding 🌍
You've seen the world-famous climate stripes – and today WWF is adding another stark image to the collection. The forest species stripes show a shocking 79% average decline in species that rely on forests. It’s time to turn the tide and start taking action to bring our forests back to life. @wwf_uk #ForOurWorld #ShowYourStripes @UniofReading@DerbyUni@OfficialZSL
Declining insect biodiversity is a major issue, therefore understanding the importance of microhabitats e.g. temporary waterbodies & dead wood, to insects, in forest environments is vital for their conservation.
https://t.co/vuagatf0HC
#2023EBE#insect#conservation#forests
The population of golden eagles in southern Scotland has reached record numbers, with around 46 of the indigenous birds now living (and breeding) in the area.
#biodiversity#wildlife
https://t.co/GaGQMlySwh
Uplifting camera trap clip from the Maya Biosphere Reserve! A jaguar and its cubs walking through the forest. With partners, WCS Guatemala monitors the big cats with cameras like this one. Great to see a trio like this thriving.
This is amazing news for this beautiful species! They are unfortunately critically endangered, therefore the conservation of Sumatran rhinos is vital🦏 #rhinoceros#conservation#protectrhinos#2023EBE
Really fascinating to read how different factors within a habitat e.g. tree height, etc. impact intraguild predation (IGP) between Jaguars and Ocelots. I never knew that this was quite common.🌳🐆
https://t.co/uGFtO4vpyB