Mangroves are ecosystems that protect us from climate change,... preserve biodiversity, support livelihoods & more. For the first time, Food and Agriculture Organization & experts have mapped the current state of mangrove forests & how they have changed over time. More👉 #MangroveDayshow more

Wetlands are critically important ecosystems that contribute to biodiversity,... climate mitigation and adaptation, the availability of freshwater & more. Thursday is #WorldWetlandsDay.show more

A shared past, present & future. For over 20... years, Food and Agriculture Organization has recognized traditional agricultural systems that preserve biodiversity & knowledge, providing solutions to feed the world. Today, we reach 102 Globally Important #AgriculturalHeritage Systems, & we keep counting!show more

Pastoralists are present in more than 75% of countries... & manage at least 25% of the world’s land. They care for the world's land & ecosystems, produce food & safeguard biodiversity with their Indigenous & traditional knowledge. 🔗 #IYRP2026show more

There are more living organisms in 1 teaspoon of... healthy #soil than there are people on Earth! Safeguarding natural resources & #biodiversity is critical to people’s health & that of our planet too. via Food and Agriculture Organizationshow more

Mangroves are Climate Super Heroes. On this International Day... for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem ( Designated by UNESCO in 2015) let us look at some incredible facts about Mangroves 1. More than 1500 plants and animal species depend on mangoves 2. One hectare of mangroves can store 3754 tons of carbon which is equivalent to taking 2650 cars off the road for one year 3. Mangroves provide protection against storm surges, tsunami and sea erosion.A 500 meter mangrove strip reduces wave heights by 50 to 99% Picchavaram Mangrove forests in Cuddalore District of Tamil Nadu spread in around 1100 hectares are one of the most incredible ecosystems in India. #MangroveDay #InternationalMangroveDay #Mangroves Source UNESCO UN Environment Programme video Supriya Sahu IASshow more

The expansion of Africa’s Great Green Wall aims to... restore 100M hectares of degraded lands in the Sahel by 2030. How Food and Agriculture Organization supports this initiative to combat climate change, desertification & food insecurity👉show more

#TECH4ALL partner RainForestCx has for the first time detected... the critically endangered Helmeted Hornbill in one of its Asia projects! Deforestation & poaching have made the bird increasingly difficult to find & show why we must preserve ecosystems. #Tech4Natureshow more

We can all help protect our planet & achieve... the #GlobalGoals. 🍽️Consider the environmental impact of your food 🌱Eat more plant rich meals 🚴Reduce your carbon footprint via Food and Agriculture Organizationshow more

POV: Your favourite chocolate bar wouldn't exist without forests.... 🍫🌳 Cacao grows in tropical forests that are home to incredible wildlife, help tackle climate change, and support millions of people's livelihoods. So this #WorldChocolateDay, let's give some love back to the forests behind every bite. 💚 Join Team Forest and help protect the places that keep chocolate (and so much more) on the menu. 🍫🌿 Because forests > deforestation. #WorldChocolateDay #TeamForestshow more

Wind & solar were the EU's top power source... in 2022 They generated more than coal, more than gas & more than nuclear - for the first time ever Daisy Dunne coverage of new figures from @EmberClimateshow more

Climate change is here declares Mark Carney. "Climate change... is no longer a warning, it's here. Canada last year, forests larger than Ireland burned in the drought and heat." Climate has been changing since the formation of earth. Canada has the 3rd largest forest area in the world so of course when fire spread because of poor forest management, like Jasper wildfires, they grow big. Over 50% of our wildfires are human caused and the Liberals have campaigned on buying more water bombers for years and have done nothing. Bad policies destroying more forests in Canada than "climate change" but they need an excuse.show more

🗣️"I am here to support the fight for democracy... and freedom of the Georgian people, who have been standing up time and time again against the repression they are facing from the state," climate activist Greta Thunberg said, joining the rally in #Tbilisi. #GEOElections2024show more

So many Americans protect what little privilege they have... left instead of fighting for a better system where we all have privileges, dignity & liberation from a cruel system that values profits more than human life. It’s time to rise together and create the world we all deserve.show more

How much more prosperous would our country be, How... much more free time would we have, How many more big, thriving families & legacies of beauty and greatness could we build... If we weren't a Jewish-owned African babysitting state?show more

Tea 🫖 has many health benefits thanks to its... anti-inflammatory & antioxidant properties. On Tuesday's #InternationalTeaDay, Food and Agriculture Organization has more about one of the world's most popular beverages:show more

🚨🇫🇷 French Police have now arrested over 420 people... in connection with Arson & the recent devastating wildfires - that have ripped through France Legacy Media & Politicians are still trying to blame it all on the Climate Change Hoax Scamshow more

Current Agricultural Practices Kill Soil and Release CO2 With... regenerative agriculture, soil can sequester carbon from the atmosphere, provide nutritious food, and provide clean water. The #SaveSoil pavilion at the upcoming COP28 UAE is changing the narrative that agriculture contributes to climate change and emphasizes how regenerative agriculture can actually help mitigate it. 🌱 Action Now 👉 #SaveSoilFixClimateChange #ConsciousPlanet #COP28show more

Did you know climate change is pushing bats to... the brink? In North America, 82% of bat species could face sharp declines in the next 15 years due to chaotic weather disrupting habitats & food sources. Bats are vital for ecosystems—pest control & pollination worth billions!show more