Wildlife Conservation Society’s Post

It is a special thing to visit Africa, but it is a very special and noble thing to take part in the mission to rehabilitate and rebuild its wildlife, and ecosystems: #sustainabiltyatoluokos makes your travel to Africa, more meaningful than you think. Our conservation themed safaris make all the difference for a wilder wider world. #GoBetterWithOluokos #oluokossignatureexperiences #oluokoslocalknowledgesharing #getinspiredbyoluokos https://lnkd.in/dhfzuVnz

Wetlands are critically important ecosystems that improve water quality, provide wildlife habitats, maintain ecosystem productivity, reduce storm damage and improve water supply. The Métis Nation holds strong cultural ties to the land and water across the Homeland with a deep respect for its diverse ecosystems. Through our Conservation Program, the Métis National Council supports Governing Members with advocacy, policy analysis and program development that advances Métis-led conservation and restoration of lands and waters. Photo source: Alberta wetlands #MétisNationalCouncil #Métis #MNC #WorldWetLandDay #WetlandConservation #MétisLedConservation

🐘 Today is World Elephant Day, a day to raise awareness about the critical threats faced by elephants and the importance of their conservation. 🌍 Did you know that elephants are one of the most intelligent and social animals on the planet? They play a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity and ecosystems in the areas they inhabit. Unfortunately, they are also one of the most vulnerable species due to habitat loss, poaching, and the illegal wildlife trade. #WorldElephantDay #ElephantConservation #SaveTheElephants #WildlifeProtection

Investing in the future of wildlife and community conservancies, means investing in the people that protect it. Training rangers to tackle poaching, snaring, human-wildlife conflict patrol, engage local communities in conservation, help communities resolve human-wildlife conflicts, and assist with tourism.

🐘 It's Save the Elephant Day! Did you know that elephants are highly intelligent and socially complex animals? Unfortunately, they face serious threats like habitat loss and poaching. Here's how you can help protect these majestic creatures: 1)Support organizations dedicated to elephant conservation like Elephant Crisis Fund and WWF. 2)Avoid purchasing ivory products to combat the illegal wildlife trade. 3)Encourage responsible tourism that respects elephants in their natural environment. Let's work together to secure a future where elephants thrive! 🌍💙 #SaveTheElephantDay #ProtectWildlife #ProudlyPremier #RemaxPremier

Dear LinkedIn Connections, Interested in learning more about the environment and wildlife in Bangladesh? Check out this insightful blog post on the "অবশষ বন বপনন বনছগল" which provides fascinating details about the wildlife and forest conservation efforts. Gain valuable insights into the characteristics and habits of the বনছাগল and understand the importance of protecting their natural habitat. Read the full article here: https://ift.tt/BhiAfMZ #Environment #WildlifeConservation #Bangladesh #ForestProtection

Discover Ethiopia's conservation journey! Our WEII report highlights Ethiopia's successes in wildlife protection and legal frameworks, with challenges in management. Dive deeper with the full report here: https://bit.ly/WEII_ET #Ethiopia #Conservation #WEIIReport

To ensure that our wetlands continue to benefit both people and wildlife, implementing effective management actions is essential. Wetland ecosystems offer numerous services, including: - 🌊 Reducing flooding by absorbing excess rainwater and runoff. - 💧 Improving water quality through natural filtration processes that remove pollutants. - 🦆 Providing vital habitats for a diverse range of wildlife species. These benefits underscore the importance of conservation efforts, as highlighted by the Rainwater Basin Joint Venture.

Caribou serve as the Boreal Forest’s most prominent indicator species. This means that their health reflects the health of their environment and other animals that live in their habitat. The steady decline of the caribou’s population tells us that there are many more animals and plants whose populations are also being impacted. One of the best ways to protect caribou species? Support conservation initiatives on the ground like Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas, that can conserve massive intact landscapes that the caribou–and many other species–rely on. 

No let-up in the decline of England's wildlife - today is the launch the #StateOfNature report 📣 Despite great efforts to restore ecosystems, save species and move towards nature-friendly land and sea use, England's nature continues to decline 📉 Of almost 9,000 species assessed, 1 in 8 English species are now threatened with extinction including European Eel, Lady's Slipper Orchid, Turtle Dove and Water Vole. England is now one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world 🏞 However, we know that conservation projects and legislation can have an impact. We have never had a better understanding of the #StateOfNature & what is needed to fix it 🌎 To read the report and find out how you can help, visit https://lnkd.in/ee_Dwqrf