Home Actor Leonardo DiCaprio HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers January 2024 Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - @icfhonduras and @gobiernohonduras unveiled an ambitious initiative at #COP28 to rescue and conserve the Moskitia, Honduras’ largest forest. Under the leadership of President @xiomaracastroz, the initiative will be fundamental to protecting this vital natural resource and the ecological balance of the region, and will contribute to the wellbeing of current and future generations. The initiative is an inspiration for the region and the future of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica. According to research by @thewcs, over the past 20 years, the Moskitia has faced a number of threats that have resulted in the destruction of 25% of the region’s forests. The primary threats are illegal land-grabs for cattle ranching and organized crime. Ninety percent of the deforestation that has taken place in the rainforest is the result of illegal cattle ranching. Honduras’ new initiative aims to end deforestation and eliminate illegal cattle ranching across 2.5 million acres of the Moskitia, and to recover and restore 250,000 acres of land currently occupied by illegal cattle ranches. Land formerly occupied by illegal cattle ranches will be restored into forests and agroforestry systems that will benefit Indigenous communities. Furthermore, the government is spearheading innovative financial mechanisms to ensure the longevity of this initiative that will generate $7-10 million annually. The Moskitia rainforest includes a number of Indigenous territories: those of the Miskitos, Pech, Tawahkas and Afro-Honduran Garífunas. In addition to its biodiversity, as an intact, primary forest, the Moskitia has a large carbon-storing capacity and plays an important role in the mitigation of climate change. It is also one of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica and it is critical to addressing the climate and biodiversity crises. @Rewild is a member of the Five Great Forests Alliance, which includes partners like @alianzabosques to protect and restore the Moskitia, Selva-Maya, Indio-Maíz, La Amistad and Darien forests in Central America. Photo: @wcs_mesoamerica

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – @icfhonduras and @gobiernohonduras unveiled an ambitious initiative at #COP28 to rescue and conserve the Moskitia, Honduras’ largest forest. Under the leadership of President @xiomaracastroz, the initiative will be fundamental to protecting this vital natural resource and the ecological balance of the region, and will contribute to the wellbeing of current and future generations. The initiative is an inspiration for the region and the future of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica. According to research by @thewcs, over the past 20 years, the Moskitia has faced a number of threats that have resulted in the destruction of 25% of the region’s forests. The primary threats are illegal land-grabs for cattle ranching and organized crime. Ninety percent of the deforestation that has taken place in the rainforest is the result of illegal cattle ranching. Honduras’ new initiative aims to end deforestation and eliminate illegal cattle ranching across 2.5 million acres of the Moskitia, and to recover and restore 250,000 acres of land currently occupied by illegal cattle ranches. Land formerly occupied by illegal cattle ranches will be restored into forests and agroforestry systems that will benefit Indigenous communities. Furthermore, the government is spearheading innovative financial mechanisms to ensure the longevity of this initiative that will generate $7-10 million annually. The Moskitia rainforest includes a number of Indigenous territories: those of the Miskitos, Pech, Tawahkas and Afro-Honduran Garífunas. In addition to its biodiversity, as an intact, primary forest, the Moskitia has a large carbon-storing capacity and plays an important role in the mitigation of climate change. It is also one of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica and it is critical to addressing the climate and biodiversity crises. @Rewild is a member of the Five Great Forests Alliance, which includes partners like @alianzabosques to protect and restore the Moskitia, Selva-Maya, Indio-Maíz, La Amistad and Darien forests in Central America. Photo: @wcs_mesoamerica

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - @icfhonduras and @gobiernohonduras unveiled an ambitious initiative at #COP28 to rescue and conserve the Moskitia, Honduras’ largest forest. Under the leadership of President @xiomaracastroz, the initiative will be fundamental to protecting this vital natural resource and the ecological balance of the region, and will contribute to the wellbeing of current and future generations. The initiative is an inspiration for the region and the future of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica. According to research by @thewcs, over the past 20 years, the Moskitia has faced a number of threats that have resulted in the destruction of 25% of the region’s forests. The primary threats are illegal land-grabs for cattle ranching and organized crime. Ninety percent of the deforestation that has taken place in the rainforest is the result of illegal cattle ranching. Honduras’ new initiative aims to end deforestation and eliminate illegal cattle ranching across 2.5 million acres of the Moskitia, and to recover and restore 250,000 acres of land currently occupied by illegal cattle ranches. Land formerly occupied by illegal cattle ranches will be restored into forests and agroforestry systems that will benefit Indigenous communities. Furthermore, the government is spearheading innovative financial mechanisms to ensure the longevity of this initiative that will generate $7-10 million annually. The Moskitia rainforest includes a number of Indigenous territories: those of the Miskitos, Pech, Tawahkas and Afro-Honduran Garífunas. In addition to its biodiversity, as an intact, primary forest, the Moskitia has a large carbon-storing capacity and plays an important role in the mitigation of climate change. It is also one of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica and it is critical to addressing the climate and biodiversity crises. @Rewild is a member of the Five Great Forests Alliance, which includes partners like @alianzabosques to protect and restore the Moskitia, Selva-Maya, Indio-Maíz, La Amistad and Darien forests in Central America. Photo: @wcs_mesoamerica

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – @icfhonduras and @gobiernohonduras unveiled an ambitious initiative at #COP28 to rescue and conserve the Moskitia, Honduras’ largest forest. Under the leadership of President @xiomaracastroz, the initiative will be fundamental to protecting this vital natural resource and the ecological balance of the region, and will contribute to the wellbeing of current and future generations. The initiative is an inspiration for the region and the future of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica.

According to research by @thewcs, over the past 20 years, the Moskitia has faced a number of threats that have resulted in the destruction of 25% of the region’s forests. The primary threats are illegal land-grabs for cattle ranching and organized crime. Ninety percent of the deforestation that has taken place in the rainforest is the result of illegal cattle ranching. Honduras’ new initiative aims to end deforestation and eliminate illegal cattle ranching across 2.5 million acres of the Moskitia, and to recover and restore 250,000 acres of land currently occupied by illegal cattle ranches. Land formerly occupied by illegal cattle ranches will be restored into forests and agroforestry systems that will benefit Indigenous communities. Furthermore, the government is spearheading innovative financial mechanisms to ensure the longevity of this initiative that will generate $7-10 million annually.

The Moskitia rainforest includes a number of Indigenous territories: those of the Miskitos, Pech, Tawahkas and Afro-Honduran Garífunas. In addition to its biodiversity, as an intact, primary forest, the Moskitia has a large carbon-storing capacity and plays an important role in the mitigation of climate change. It is also one of the Five Great Forests of Mesoamerica and it is critical to addressing the climate and biodiversity crises. @Rewild is a member of the Five Great Forests Alliance, which includes partners like @alianzabosques to protect and restore the Moskitia, Selva-Maya, Indio-Maíz, La Amistad and Darien forests in Central America.

Photo: @wcs_mesoamerica | Posted on 18/Dec/2023 07:42:35

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – New York is poised to become the first state to use its purchasing power as one of the world’s largest economies to combat climate change and biodiversity loss. The New York Tropical Deforestation-Free Procurement Act, which would prevent the state from purchasing wood and agricultural products that contribute to tropical deforestation, received bipartisan support in passing the state legislature and the bill is now ready for @govkathyhochul’s signature. Tropical deforestation is largely the result of the grazing of cattle and the growth of livestock feed, in addition to the production of commodities such as palm oil, wood, cocoa, coffee and rubber. It is the number one driver of biodiversity loss and a major driver of climate change. This Act would also ensure that the state is not contributing to the abuses of the rights of Indigenous peoples and local communities associated with tropical deforestation. The bill’s supporters, who are urging the governor to sign, include not only Indigenous leaders and climate and social justice groups, but New York-based businesses that see this as a win-win for the state’s economy, for global climate, and for human rights. #ActForForests Photo by Robin Moore, Re:wild @foe_us @nationalwildlife @environmentaladvocatesny @eiaenvironment @tonyschocolonely_us @nrdc_org @rewild
Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – Ecuador is making strides in its commitment to 30×30, aiming to safeguard at least 30% of its terrestrial and marine environments by 2030. The Ecuadorian National System of Protected Areas now has 77 protected areas and 30 protected freshwater areas totaling more than 26.2 million hectares of key watersheds and their surrounding ecosystems, covering nearly 20% of the country. The Ministry of Environment (@ambienteec), in collaboration with our partners @naturecultureinternational, @fundacion.jocotoco and local communities, with direct technical and financial support from @rewild and @bezosearthfund, has officially declared more than 163,000 acres of new protected areas— safeguarding critical Chocó (lowland tropical forest), high montane forests, páramo (high altitude grasslands) and critical watersheds. Photo Credits: Javier Aznar, Alex Wiles, James Muchmore, Scott Trageser, Fundación Jocotoco, Nature & Culture International

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