STATEMENT: #COP17Armenia put forth a clearer picture of the biodiversity crisis, but not the ambition to solve it. “Timidity will not save nature,” said WCS’s Susan Lieberman. bit.ly/3WYxg0D
“A wonderful surprise.” Through citizen science, we have the first evidence of Amazon river dolphins in Bolivia. Emphasizes the role all of us can play in science and conservation.
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Nominations are now open for the 2027 International Ranger Awards!
🏆The Awards celebrate exceptional rangers and ranger teams working to protect biodiversity, support communities and conserve some of the world’s most important places for nature.
Find out more: info.iucn.org/4yDa3hC
#InternationalRangerAwards #uniteforrangers #COP17Armenia #COP17
The Women Ocean Guardians initiative is bringing the women on the front lines of conservation to decision-making processes.
At #COP17Armenia, it generated new pledges from governments, says WCS’s Pamela Castillo.
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A career in conservation can start in New York City.
With the support of donors like @ConEdison, the Gray Foundation, The Pinkerton Foundation, and the New York City Council, nearly 2,000 local young people access unique opportunities at our wildlife parks each year.
Saving wildlife is a vital part of meeting global biodiversity targets and goals, says @WCS_Mongolia Director Justine Shanti Alexander.
At #COP17Armenia, the Government of Mongolia convened partners to protect the snow leopard and khulan.
Forests, grasslands, wetlands, rivers, and oceans. Their degradation undermines our health long before the consequences appear in a hospital.
The world has a chance to recognize this at #COP17.
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UPDATE: #COP17Armenia risks delivering more process, not progress, on climate and biodiversity synergy
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The ocean knows no borders. Neither should conservation.
Proud to help launch the Caribbean Biological Corridor 30x30 Plus Marine Action Plan. Moving from isolated marine protected areas into a cohesive, ecologically connected regional seascape. bit.ly/4zc1L1r #COP17
Nature needs more ambition. Not less.
Roughly halfway through #COP17Armenia, WCS’s Susan Lieberman assesses the proceedings, including how the world is doing on the 23 biodiversity targets set for 2030.
Follow updates from Yerevan: wcs.org/cbd
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#Bolivia Documents the Amazon River Dolphin for First Time
Study highlights the contributions of #citizenscience and the knowledge of local fishers.
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Progress is slow on the #30x30 goal of protecting 30% of the planet, but foundations have been laid over the last four years. newsroom.wcs.org/News-Releas… #COP17Armenia
Protecting wildlife from disease is essential to achieving global biodiversity goals. Asia’s vanishing wild pigs are a stark warning.
At #CBDCOP17, governments have an opportunity to make wildlife health a conservation priority.
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‼️ BREAKING: @UN launches negotiations of the first-ever agreement against environmental crime. A historic decision.
We stand ready to contribute our experience and expertise to the process.
Read more: newsroom.wcs.org/News-Releas… #UNTOCCOP13
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It’s International Snow Leopard Day! Thanks to Keeper Ricky we’re able to give our followers an up close look at Sarka, our snow leopard cub, exploring the Himalayan Highlands. Our snow leopards’ naturalistic exhibits provide opportunities for exploring, climbing, & more! (1/5)
From our New York zoos to the mountains of Mongolia, we are working to protect snow leopards.
This #SnowLeopardDay, a glimpse of the “Ghost of the Mountains.” In the Gobi, our experts are tracking snow leopard movements to show the importance of a critical corridor.
