wild_horizon

Nature Photography focused on the tropics, ocean & rainforest conservation

[wild_horizon @wildhorizon_]

throwback to some very special moments we experienced during our late summer trip to #greece

[Joel Sartore @joelsartore]

Snow leopards call the mountains of central Asia home. With thick hair, insulated paws, and a long tail that aids in balance and acts as a blanket against frigid temperatures, this cat is well suited for life in the snowy mountains where it acts as a top predator.

[Brian Skerry @Brian_Skerry]

Climate Change Poses a Widening Threat to National Security https://t.co/DQMIjWTezf

[SeaLegacy @Sea_Legacy]

26 delegations have a chance to make history this week at the @CCAMLR1 annual meeting by securing 3 marine protected areas, the largest act of ocean protection.

Call on CCAMLR to protect the future of our planet: https://t.co/0a6mR7YyBA.

Photo by @andymannphoto #CallOnCCAMLR

[wild_horizon @wildhorizon_]

https://t.co/4nTIJYJFDE

[TheRightBlue @therightblue]

Toxic algae blooms are multiplying. The government has no plan to help. - Grist https://t.co/c1ZXSP1TZx

[wild_horizon @wildhorizon_]

@ECOWARRIORSS so cruel

[GO GREEN @ECOWARRIORSS]

Huge factory ships are devouring the ocean of marine life and fish and not giving them a chance to breed
Video credit - to copyright owner

[NowThis Impact @nowthisimpact]

Scientists have discovered 9 species of ‘walking’ sharks — and believe they show ‘evolution in action’ 🦈

[wild_horizon @wildhorizon_]

a beautiful sunrise somewhere in the center of Germany mid october.

[Sam Helle 🐾🐅 @samanthaiam]

LOOK AT THIS PERFECT CREATURE! A Yellow-throated Marten caught on camera by Land of The Leopard National Park's science team!

[Oceanic Global @OceanicGlobal]

Hey New Yorkers! Are you tired of getting plastic utensils with your takeout, even when your clarity "no utensils, please"?⁠
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Join us tomorrow from 12-1pm ET for the #SkipTheStuff Phonk Bank ☎️ https://t.co/JI5wowTax3

[Michelle Nijhuis @nijhuism]

“She had longed for the extraordinary and not realized that the only obstacle was her perception of the ordinary.” — Vigdis Hjorth