The Nature Conservancy’s Post

Restoration from habitat to habitat has become more frequent. A need of action is required from all of us. Together we are stronger in making earth a better place for future generations. #protection#restoration#nature#change#adaption#species#perservation

"These trends and events, once they reach a certain threshold, cannot be undone. No amount of funding will bring back a species once it’s extinct. But we have an opportunity – and effective policy – that will prevent this threshold from being reached for so many of the species that are central to our American heritage." - Bill Frist, M.D., The Nature Conservancy Global Board Chair Legislation protecting biodiversity is a necessity, particularly now that "over a third of America’s fish and wildlife species are at risk of extinction." (TNC). Missouri Prairie Foundation's recent article 'Grassland Dependency & Prairie Dependency' further explains how vital habitat protection is: "...Even 30 acres of original prairie remnant in Missouri can support more than 300 plant species, including many with high CC (coefficient of conservatism) values..." Learning about the biodiversity around you is essential in understanding the intricate and essential systems that make up our world. Researching and supporting policies that ensure conservation and restoration of this biodiversity is how we take action.

From my new piece in Forbes: "More than one-third of America’s plants and animals are struggling to survive in the face of shrinking habitats, invasive species, novel diseases and climate change impacts. The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act (RAWA), a bill currently under consideration by Congress, could become the most significant investment in wildlife conservation in a generation. It’s an investment that can’t come soon enough." https://lnkd.in/eUKP2e9j #RAWA #wildlife #conservation The Nature Conservancy

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How the plan to manage threatened species has evolved since Black Summer https://ab.co/3TFFJSD The article discusses the significant impact of climate change on Australia's approach to protecting endangered wildlife, particularly following the devastating Black Summer bushfires. These events exposed shortcomings in existing conservation strategies, prompting a re-evaluation of how to safeguard vulnerable species and their habitats. Zoos Victoria, overwhelmed during the fires with injured animals, has since enhanced its capacity for wildlife care and conservation, emphasising the need for a shift in conservation paradigms. For Landcare NSW, these developments suggest a need for a proactive, integrated approach to conservation, focusing on readiness and resilience in wildlife care and habitat protection. Landcare NSW plays a vital role by collaborating with organisations participating in habitat restoration, supporting species-specific conservation initiatives, and advocating for robust conservation laws and policies. To tackle these challenges, Landcare NSW raises community awareness and involvement in conservation, facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among conservation entities, and advocate for incorporating climate adaptation strategies into conservation planning. Forming partnerships for research and adopting innovative conservation strategies could also be crucial for addressing the effects of climate change on biodiversity in New South Wales. Reach out if you are in interested in investing in our important work.

How the plan to manage threatened species has evolved since Black Summer https://ab.co/3TFFJSD The article discusses the significant impact of climate change on Australia's approach to protecting endangered wildlife, particularly following the devastating Black Summer bushfires. These events exposed shortcomings in existing conservation strategies, prompting a re-evaluation of how to safeguard vulnerable species and their habitats. Zoos Victoria, overwhelmed during the fires with injured animals, has since enhanced its capacity for wildlife care and conservation, emphasising the need for a shift in conservation paradigms. For Landcare NSW, these developments suggest a need for a proactive, integrated approach to conservation, focusing on readiness and resilience in wildlife care and habitat protection. Landcare NSW plays a vital role by collaborating with organisations participating in habitat restoration, supporting species-specific conservation initiatives, and advocating for robust conservation laws and policies. To tackle these challenges, Landcare NSW raises community awareness and involvement in conservation, facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among conservation entities, and advocate for incorporating climate adaptation strategies into conservation planning. Forming partnerships for research and adopting innovative conservation strategies could also be crucial for addressing the effects of climate change on biodiversity in New South Wales. Reach out if you are in interested in investing in our important work.

How the plan to manage threatened species has evolved since Black Summer https://ab.co/3TFFJSD The article discusses the significant impact of climate change on Australia's approach to protecting endangered wildlife, particularly following the devastating Black Summer bushfires. These events exposed shortcomings in existing conservation strategies, prompting a re-evaluation of how to safeguard vulnerable species and their habitats. Zoos Victoria, overwhelmed during the fires with injured animals, has since enhanced its capacity for wildlife care and conservation, emphasising the need for a shift in conservation paradigms. For Landcare NSW, these developments suggest a need for a proactive, integrated approach to conservation, focusing on readiness and resilience in wildlife care and habitat protection. Landcare NSW plays a vital role by collaborating with organisations participating in habitat restoration, supporting species-specific conservation initiatives, and advocating for robust conservation laws and policies. To tackle these challenges, Landcare NSW raises community awareness and involvement in conservation, facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among conservation entities, and advocate for incorporating climate adaptation strategies into conservation planning. Forming partnerships for research and adopting innovative conservation strategies could also be crucial for addressing the effects of climate change on biodiversity in New South Wales. Reach out if you are in interested in investing in our important work.

How the plan to manage threatened species has evolved since Black Summer https://ab.co/3TFFJSD The article discusses the significant impact of climate change on Australia's approach to protecting endangered wildlife, particularly following the devastating Black Summer bushfires. These events exposed shortcomings in existing conservation strategies, prompting a re-evaluation of how to safeguard vulnerable species and their habitats. Zoos Victoria, overwhelmed during the fires with injured animals, has since enhanced its capacity for wildlife care and conservation, emphasising the need for a shift in conservation paradigms. For Landcare NSW, these developments suggest a need for a proactive, integrated approach to conservation, focusing on readiness and resilience in wildlife care and habitat protection. Landcare NSW plays a vital role by collaborating with organisations participating in habitat restoration, supporting species-specific conservation initiatives, and advocating for robust conservation laws and policies. To tackle these challenges, Landcare NSW raises community awareness and involvement in conservation, facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among conservation entities, and advocate for incorporating climate adaptation strategies into conservation planning. Forming partnerships for research and adopting innovative conservation strategies could also be crucial for addressing the effects of climate change on biodiversity in New South Wales. Reach out if you are in interested in investing in our important work.

How the plan to manage threatened species has evolved since Black Summer https://ab.co/3TFFJSD The article discusses the significant impact of climate change on Australia's approach to protecting endangered wildlife, particularly following the devastating Black Summer bushfires. These events exposed shortcomings in existing conservation strategies, prompting a re-evaluation of how to safeguard vulnerable species and their habitats. Zoos Victoria, overwhelmed during the fires with injured animals, has since enhanced its capacity for wildlife care and conservation, emphasising the need for a shift in conservation paradigms. For Landcare NSW, these developments suggest a need for a proactive, integrated approach to conservation, focusing on readiness and resilience in wildlife care and habitat protection. Landcare NSW plays a vital role by collaborating with organisations participating in habitat restoration, supporting species-specific conservation initiatives, and advocating for robust conservation laws and policies. To tackle these challenges, Landcare NSW raises community awareness and involvement in conservation, facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among conservation entities, and advocate for incorporating climate adaptation strategies into conservation planning. Forming partnerships for research and adopting innovative conservation strategies could also be crucial for addressing the effects of climate change on biodiversity in New South Wales. Reach out if you are in interested in investing in our important work.

How the plan to manage threatened species has evolved since Black Summer https://ab.co/3TFFJSD The article discusses the significant impact of climate change on Australia's approach to protecting endangered wildlife, particularly following the devastating Black Summer bushfires. These events exposed shortcomings in existing conservation strategies, prompting a re-evaluation of how to safeguard vulnerable species and their habitats. Zoos Victoria, overwhelmed during the fires with injured animals, has since enhanced its capacity for wildlife care and conservation, emphasising the need for a shift in conservation paradigms. For Landcare NSW, these developments suggest a need for a proactive, integrated approach to conservation, focusing on readiness and resilience in wildlife care and habitat protection. Landcare NSW plays a vital role by collaborating with organisations participating in habitat restoration, supporting species-specific conservation initiatives, and advocating for robust conservation laws and policies. To tackle these challenges, Landcare NSW raises community awareness and involvement in conservation, facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration among conservation entities, and advocate for incorporating climate adaptation strategies into conservation planning. Forming partnerships for research and adopting innovative conservation strategies could also be crucial for addressing the effects of climate change on biodiversity in New South Wales. Reach out if you are in interested in investing in our important work.