Home Actor Leonardo DiCaprio HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers January 2023 Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - One of the ‘best-guarded’ reptiles in the world is making a comeback on the Caribbean’s Union Island—thanks to the hard work and commitment of Union Island residents, regional government, and a coalition of local and international conservation organizations, including Re:wild. The bejeweled Union Island Gecko was first described by science in 2005 and immediately became a coveted exotic pet. Aggressive poaching for the pet trade nearly drove the species to extinction. But a recent survey shows that conservation efforts are working, including: expanded protected areas, better management of those areas, anti-poaching patrols, 24/7 camera surveillance in the forest, and the highest level of protection against illegal trade under CITES. The gecko’s population has increased from 10,000 in 2018 to around 18,000 today. The species is found only in the Chatham Bay #KeyBiodiversityArea, which is a site of critical important to the persistence of biodiversity and the health of our planet. Key partners include the Union Island Environmental Alliance, St. Vincent and the Grenadines Forestry Department, @faunafloraint and @rewild 📷: Jacob Bock/Fauna & Flora International

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – One of the ‘best-guarded’ reptiles in the world is making a comeback on the Caribbean’s Union Island—thanks to the hard work and commitment of Union Island residents, regional government, and a coalition of local and international conservation organizations, including Re:wild. The bejeweled Union Island Gecko was first described by science in 2005 and immediately became a coveted exotic pet. Aggressive poaching for the pet trade nearly drove the species to extinction. But a recent survey shows that conservation efforts are working, including: expanded protected areas, better management of those areas, anti-poaching patrols, 24/7 camera surveillance in the forest, and the highest level of protection against illegal trade under CITES. The gecko’s population has increased from 10,000 in 2018 to around 18,000 today. The species is found only in the Chatham Bay #KeyBiodiversityArea, which is a site of critical important to the persistence of biodiversity and the health of our planet. Key partners include the Union Island Environmental Alliance, St. Vincent and the Grenadines Forestry Department, @faunafloraint and @rewild 📷: Jacob Bock/Fauna & Flora International

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - One of the ‘best-guarded’ reptiles in the world is making a comeback on the Caribbean’s Union Island—thanks to the hard work and commitment of Union Island residents, regional government, and a coalition of local and international conservation organizations, including Re:wild. The bejeweled Union Island Gecko was first described by science in 2005 and immediately became a coveted exotic pet. Aggressive poaching for the pet trade nearly drove the species to extinction. But a recent survey shows that conservation efforts are working, including: expanded protected areas, better management of those areas, anti-poaching patrols, 24/7 camera surveillance in the forest, and the highest level of protection against illegal trade under CITES. The gecko’s population has increased from 10,000 in 2018 to around 18,000 today. The species is found only in the Chatham Bay #KeyBiodiversityArea, which is a site of critical important to the persistence of biodiversity and the health of our planet. Key partners include the Union Island Environmental Alliance, St. Vincent and the Grenadines Forestry Department, @faunafloraint and @rewild 📷: Jacob Bock/Fauna & Flora International

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – One of the ‘best-guarded’ reptiles in the world is making a comeback on the Caribbean’s Union Island—thanks to the hard work and commitment of Union Island residents, regional government, and a coalition of local and international conservation organizations, including Re:wild. The bejeweled Union Island Gecko was first described by science in 2005 and immediately became a coveted exotic pet. Aggressive poaching for the pet trade nearly drove the species to extinction.

But a recent survey shows that conservation efforts are working, including: expanded protected areas, better management of those areas, anti-poaching patrols, 24/7 camera surveillance in the forest, and the highest level of protection against illegal trade under CITES.

The gecko’s population has increased from 10,000 in 2018 to around 18,000 today. The species is found only in the Chatham Bay #KeyBiodiversityArea, which is a site of critical important to the persistence of biodiversity and the health of our planet.

Key partners include the Union Island Environmental Alliance, St. Vincent and the Grenadines Forestry Department, @faunafloraint and @rewild

📷: Jacob Bock/Fauna & Flora International | Posted on 15/Dec/2022 09:19:52

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – We could be moments away from a historic global deal for nature that protects at least 30% of terrestrial, inland water, coastal and marine areas by 2030. This plan will focus especially on areas of importance for biodiversity and ecosystem functions and services, while recognizing and respecting Indigenous and traditional territories. World leaders in Montreal must keep their ambitious pledges and vow to follow the science about how to address nature’s unprecedented collapse. The world is calling on all countries to do the right thing for the greater cause of all life on Earth. #CampaignForNature #COP15
Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – Congratulations to the government of Honduras for establishing the first inter-institutional control post to protect the critical Tawahka Asangni Reserve and Rio Platano Biosphere Reserve in the Honduran Moskitia Forest. The Moskitia Forest is one of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica and it is critical to protecting the region’s biodiversity and ensuring its resilience to climate change. In addition to vital forests and endangered wildlife, the new control post will help to protect Indigenous Tawahka and Miskitu communities from land grabs, deforestation, and violence driven by illicit cattle ranchers. This is one of a number of actions necessary to fulfill the administration’s commitments to the conservation and restoration of the Moskitia Forest. 📷 : Daniel Olivera and Jhonny Sevilla/Wildlife Conservation Society

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