Happy Earth Day! And thanks to the Texas State Aquarium for letting our team stop by to learn more about the work they do at their world-class Rescue Center! …more exciting #EarthDay news on the horizon!
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Another species spotlight coming your way! The next marine marvel we are highlighting for #NationalMarineWeek is… The minke whale! Did you know? 🐳 They have a lifespan of 40-50 years 🐳 They can weigh between 5-10 tonnes 🐳 They are generally spotted alone or in small feeding groups https://lnkd.in/etVstRSa
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Imagine being confined to your bedroom for your entire life, forced to perform for an audience of people who get to go home at the end. Pledge to never attend a marine park or aquarium, or support the captivity of sensitive and intelligent beings. 🙋👉 https://bit.ly/3YR3aJt
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Passionate about whale protection? Five books you need to read... From Luna, the lonely orca in Canada, to life behind the scenes at SeaWorld, we've put together five of our top recommendations for books about safeguarding whales. Check out the link below and happy reading! 📚 https://lnkd.in/eyUZ4QFg #WeWhale #whales #whaleawareness #whaleprotection
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Check out the article below that features an excellent piece on ocelot recovery🐆 featuring the great Sharon Wilcox 🤠
Wildlife Conservationist | Cultural Geographer | Conservation Social Scientist | Wild Cat Specialist | Explorer's Club Fellow
“When people are made aware of the cats, they’re enthusiastic about their presence,” Wilcox says. “We owe them this fair fight for survival.” I am so honored to have been interviewed for this excellent piece on ocelot recovery in National Geographic alongside a terrific cast of characters fighting for these cats’ survival in South Texas. As a professional geographer, having our work featured in National Geographic is a particularly sweet moment. Nat Geo had such an impact on my own worldviews and interests as a child— I never dreamed I would have the opportunity to play a part in one of these stories. Now back to the fight to save a spot for the ocelots. 🐆
Ocelots once roamed the U.S. Can we bring them back?
nationalgeographic.com
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It’s our most spook-tacular project yet! 💀 Our team of ghost hunters are on a mission to find the 👻s of the ocean…ghost ships, that is! Ghost ships are ships that sank unintentionally–often during storms or war–and provide ecologically valuable habitats for a diversity of marine species, ranging from reef fishes to top predators. Understanding how fish communities use these shipwreck reefs can help guide management decisions, spatial planning for offshore development, and habitat enhancement to ensure healthy reef ecosystems and sustainable ecosystems. Learn more about this ongoing project involving ghosts of ships past: https://lnkd.in/ga6K6AyW #HappyHalloween #Halloween2023 🎃
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Fins Up for Shark Week! 🦈💙 This week is the time to celebrate these awe-inspiring ocean predators that keep our marine ecosystems healthy. Millions of sharks die every year due to overfishing and demand for fins. They face a constant threat from human activity. But here's the good news: change starts with awareness! Shark Week isn't just about heart-pounding documentaries; it's a crucial platform to educate the masses about the threats sharks face and the critical role they play in healthy oceans. Shark Week sparks conversations, inspires action, and empowers us to fight for shark conservation. #SharkWeek #OceanLove #SaveOurSharks #Sharks
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PhD candidate in Natural Resources Management | Conservationist | Favoring holistic, multiple stakeholders' approaches | Enhancing biodiversity in both protected and unprotected areas, to achieve sustainable development
Human Wildlife Conflict in general, and Human Elephant Conflict in particular, have visible direct impacts (destruction of crops, injuries…) but hidden indirect costs (also called opportunity costs), such as the fear of encountering wild animals that can lead to poor school attendance for example, also have tremendous impact on populations living alongside wildlife. This paper illustrates a way to address these indirect costs. #humanwildlifeconflict #HWC #humanelephantconflict #coexistence #HEC
View of All aboard the 'Elephant Express', a practical solution for human-elephant coexistence
pachydermjournal.org
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Exploring Caves: Ultimate Guide to Safety and Survival Discover the world of caves and learn how to navigate them safely. This video provides essential tips for exploring caves, including how to assess their stability, avoid wildlife encounters, and prepare for the unique challenges of damp and dark conditions. Make caves your bug out location with confidence. #ExploringCaves #CaveExploration #CaveSafety #SurvivalSkills #AdventureTips #BugOutLocation #OutdoorAdventure #UndergroundExploration #CavingGuide #CavePreparation
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wildlife Stock Footage 4K - Captivating Stock Footage: Explore the Beauty of Nature and Wildlife! http://www.tierfilmer.info https://lnkd.in/dVrntPyT https://lnkd.in/dMDZ6rvR Stock Footage 4K -
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There's only one creature we'd feature on #WhaleSharkWednesday during #SharkWeek! Despite the misleading moniker, the whale #shark is indeed a shark, NOT a #whale! They are the biggest #fish in the sea, and if you're lucky you might see one in a sanctuary like #FlowerGardenBanks National Marine Sanctuary. Learn more about this gentle giant: https://ow.ly/Fgey50SybcP #WildlifeWednesday
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