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Conservation Intl

@ConservationOrg
We protect nature for the benefit of humanity. We spotlight and secure the most important places in nature for the climate, for biodiversity and for people.
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    In Timor-Leste, coral reefs provide food, livelihoods & protection. We’re working to equip local youth & communities with the tools & knowledge to safeguard them 🪸 – because lasting conservation starts local.
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    A small community in Mexico is restoring a dying mangrove forest. Flamingos have returned after years away, fish are coming back, and the community that depends on these waters is hopeful again.
    To save a dying forest, this town dug in | Conservation International
    From conservation.org
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    Aug 28
    After 20 years of advocacy, Brazil protected 1 million hectares of ocean. The Albardão Marine National Park will help safeguard whales, sea turtles, dolphins, and more.
    Brazil creates the South Atlantic's largest marine park | Conservation International
    From conservation.org
  • @ConservationOrg
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    Aug 28
    What happened in Nepal is the latest in a string l of glacial and flood-related disasters in recent years. @ConservationOrg’s Saurav Malhotra makes the case for investing in nature to help make the next disaster less devastating. Read more:
    News spotlight: In the wake of deadly floods, one expert’s case for nature | Conservation Interna...
    From conservation.org
  • @ConservationOrg
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    Aug 28
    The earth beneath our feet teams with life, but a new @ConservationOrg and @IUCN led study finds that one in five assessed soil dependent species is threatened with extinction – and that figure may only scratch the surface.
    Study: One in five soil species face extinction | Conservation International
    From conservation.org