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04/01/2025

Volunteers’ data should be included in official monitoring reports to tackle pollution crisis, says Earthwatch

04/01/2025

As COP29 leaves many of us questioning the world’s pace toward a sustainable future, we offer a different narrative: one of hope, action, and tangible success. Across the globe…

04/01/2025

👋 Wave hello to the world's LARGEST turtle: the leatherback! These gentle giants weigh up to 1,000 pounds and grow up to 6 feet long.

Like many marine animals, leatherbacks face threats from human activities including entanglement in fishing gear, ingestion of plastics and other marine debris, and injury from boat strikes.

Gabon, Africa is home to the world’s biggest nesting population of leatherback sea turtles, making the country a critical site for conservation. We're proud to work closely with partners in Gabon to strengthen marine protection across the country's entire coastline, creating safer habitats for these endangered turtles and other marine species.

04/01/2025

ZOOFLAKE - Forest Elephant
The Forest Elephant (Loxodonta cyclotis) is the smaller of two species of elephants found in Africa. It inhabits the dense rainforests of west and central Africa. Although somewhat similar to their cousin the African Savannah Elephant (Loxodonta africana), the Forest Elephant has more oval-shaped ears and straighter, downward point tusks. It also has differences in the size and shape of the skull and skeleton along with a slower birth rate. The African Forest Elephant lives in family groups of up to 20 individuals. Its diet includes leaves, grasses, seeds, fruit, and tree bark. It is considered an important disperser of many plant and tree species. Sadly, populations have declined by 62% between 2002 and 2011 and during that period, the species also lost 30% of its geographical range. Poaching for ivory is the primary threat to the species.

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04/01/2025

Happy Year of the Snake!
Peppermint Narwhal will be celebrating snakes all year. We plan to saturate the year with serpents. Look for this brand icon on posts this year to identify Year of the Snake posts. We are also welcoming your suggestions for snake species and serpent topics worthy of spotlight this year. Please share your suggestions and fun facts in the comments. Maybe we will spotlight your suggestion in this year's celebration. Finally, we encourage others to join in the celebration of the Year of The Snake, by not only sharing our snake-related graphics, but also by posting your own. Add the hashtags & to help others find and join in the celebration. We have some exciting snake-related news coming soon, so stay connected with for more exciting announcements, this month and throughout 2025.

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30/11/2024

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/17WA3qcBi2/ how can you not love birds!

27/11/2024

27/11/2024

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18/11/2024

18/11/2024

While we were busy over the last few weeks supporting better protections for south-east Australia's offshore oceans, there was some big news out of the Northern Hemisphere...

🏝️ The Azores are an archipelago of islands that are an autonomous region of Portugal. They sit between Europe's west coast and North America's east coast, in the middle of the North Atlantic Ocean. These islands are home to sharks, fish, whales and deep-sea corals.

The new marine park covers 287,000 square kilometres. About half of that area will remain open to certain types of fishing, while the other half will be fully protected in marine sanctuaries.

ℹ️ Marine sanctuaries act like national parks in the ocean. They protect marine life from damaging activities while still allowing things like swimming, snorkelling, diving and surfing.

If you want to learn more about the difference between marine parks and fully protected marine sanctuaries, search up our short film 'Sanctuary' on YouTube or our website.

📷 Islet of Vila Franco do Campo, Azores, Portugal.

18/11/2024

17/11/2024

All you need to know about glow worms, including how and why they glow...

17/11/2024

17/11/2024

One week away! 📆 Mark your calendars for WildAid’s 50-minute livestream next Thursday, November 21st at 11am PST/2pm EST.

Tune in to hear inspiring stories from our team on the frontlines—protecting endangered pangolins in Cameroon, defending the Bahamian coastline with high-tech tools, and sparking climate action across China through our latest campaign.

Don’t miss this chance to see how your generosity fuels wildlife and habitat protection worldwide. Register here: https://bit.ly/WildAid-Live-Nov-2024

16/11/2024

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