Gisteren liep de internetconsultatie af voor de ‘Aanwijzing Gedragscode Soortenbescherming Bosbeheer’. Ongeacht de vernietiging van de voorgaande #gedragscode door de rechter houdt de conceptgedragscode vast aan de onnodige en vooral schadelijke #kaalkap als methode van beheer /1
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Akut vom Aussterben bedroht
Der Kalifornische Schweinswal, auch Vaquita genannt, ist einer der seltensten Meeressäuger. Die IUCN listet ihn unter den 100 meist bedrohten Arten der Welt.
Status: Vom Aussterben bedroht
Population: 7-10!
prowildlife.de/tiere/kleinwa…
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What is it that’s being celebrated.
Our festival of lights. Diwali 🪔.
Why do we celebrate our festivals.
To enjoy our traditions and culture.
Is this what our definition of enjoyment is. After all; we need lights and to string up lights everywhere; light candles or Diyas, exchange boxes of sweets and other assorted goodies. We don’t need loud firecrackers. Humans, Birds, dogs, cats and monkeys, ants too suffer from deafening crackers. We all, suffer from breathing polluted air. Without exception.
A festival calls for celebration not damage to ourselves. Ahimsa calls for compassion towards living beings. Shouldn’t celebrations reflect that.
@swechhaindia @jai_dhar
#BanFirecrackers #AnimalCruelty
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Hedgehogs are considered vulnerable with fewer than one million left in the UK. 🦔
BBC Countryfile Magazine
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Define el infierno para los animales:
Un bosque de Borneo reducido a la nada...
The climate and weather extremes endured by the planet over the course of 2026 will continue into next year, and give "new meaning to off the charts," according to a new report from the World Meteorological Organization, published as the world's biggest climate talks begin in Turkey. cnn.it/4BOhllC
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🎶 Vous êtes conviés à un concert exceptionnel, où les plus belles mélodies de la nature sont à l’honneur.
Installez-vous, ouvrez grand vos oreilles et laissez-vous bercer par cette merveilleuse symphonie.
#TiredEarth #biodiversité
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Replying to @nvolpewild
This is devastating. Losing intact rainforest means losing species found nowhere else on Earth, many before science even documents them. In my reporting on wildlife, deforestation like this is one of the biggest drivers of biodiversity collapse.
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This hellscape was a vibrant green tropical forest for millennia. Tens and thousands of species of animals gone (so many would have been new to science). It’s just unbelievable the destruction that is happening across Indonesia right now!
🚨BREAKING🚨
Pembakaran hutan secara masif terjadi di lokasi proyek PSN tebu dan bioetanol milik keluarga Fangiono, yakni PT Global Papua Abadi dan PT Murni Nusantara Mandiri, di Kampung Jagebob, Merauke. Perusahaan membakar kayu hasil penggusuran dalam skala besar hingga merembet api ke hutan produktif.
#karhutla #PapuaBukanTanahKosong
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The Honey Badger’s revenge! Former Minister @DrDionGeorge is ready to back international economic pressure against #SouthAfrica to shut down its “disgusting” captive #lion industry. @DavidMaynier @Our_DA time to end this barbaric industry! 🦁 #BloodLions!
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Malaria is spreading around the world, reversing progress against the curse, thanks to climate change and aid cuts, says this medical scientist and expert in monitoring the disease. She expects it to get worse, partly through the super El Niño
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theconversation.com/climate-…
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The victims of the forest and land fires that really break your heart to see 😥 animals not only lose their homes but also their lives..
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💔Fishing industry has removed nearly half of the global biomass of targeted fish since pre-industrial times
Now Fishing Industry Is Changing Fish at DNA Level
Body lengths of a sample of Eastern Baltic cod has shrunk by 48% over a 25-year study period
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The Frilled-Neck #Lizard 🦎💚 is an icon of #Australia 🇦🇺. Their #PapuaNewGuinea 🇵🇬 and #WestPapua populations are under threat from #deforestation 🌴🩸⛔️ along with #ClimateChange. Protect their home and #BoycottPalmOil #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect palmoildetectives.com/2025/1…
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Main Topic: Cryosphere Faces Thousands of Years of Damage When World Overshoots 1.5C, Scientists Warn via @guardian
On The Extreme Temperature Diary SAT 11/07/2026
At: guyonclimate.com
+ #climate #weather and record temp reports
@KHayhoe @BrianMcHugh2011 @DoctorVive
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NDB - Indicator 2d: Dagvlinders van graslanden
De doelstelling voor 2030 is dat de achteruitgang van de populaties graslandvlinders is omgebogen naar herstel.
Intensivering van de landbouw is de voornaamste oorzaak van de achteruitgang.
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Biodiversity crisis: Forests host 80% of land-based species. Losing them drives extinctions—tropical rainforests alone are home to millions of unique plants & animals.
Habitat destruction threatens everything from insects to tigers. We're losing irreplaceable life. 🦋🐆
Blooming horse chestnut trees in november is a potentially disastrous development for the trees, insects, bats and birds: “This summer's intense and prolonged heat in the UK drove trees into dormancy, but in November, trees are showing us their spring flowers, six months early”
If they could, trees would be screaming this message—but instead they're showing us—unmistakably—how we're messing up the natural world.
This summer's intense and prolonged heat in the UK drove trees into dormancy, but in November, trees are showing us their spring flowers, six months early.
Kew Gardens and the Woodland Trust are very concerned how this will affect pollinators and the trees' health.
Kevin Martin, head of tree collections at Kew said:
"They won’t have those buds again in the spring."
He said the true impact of this won't be known until spring 2028.
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If they could, trees would be screaming this message—but instead they're showing us—unmistakably—how we're messing up the natural world.
This summer's intense and prolonged heat in the UK drove trees into dormancy, but in November, trees are showing us their spring flowers, six months early.
Kew Gardens and the Woodland Trust are very concerned how this will affect pollinators and the trees' health.
Kevin Martin, head of tree collections at Kew said:
"They won’t have those buds again in the spring."
He said the true impact of this won't be known until spring 2028.































