Home Actor Leonardo DiCaprio HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers February 2024 Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - Saving the Endangered Central Bahamian Rock Iguana. This striking species is threatened by invasive species and habitat loss and only remains on less than 1% of its former range in the Caribbean. @rewild and @faunafloraint have partnered with the @bahamasnationaltrust to create a five-year Conservation Action Plan to protect this species. Together we are committed to ensuring a future where the Central Bahamian Rock Iguana thrives once again. Hear from Giselle Deane, senior science officer, of The Bahamas National Trust on this endemic iguana species. #RewildTheCaribbean The development of this action plan and the workshop was supported by Re:wild, Fauna & Flora and the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund under the project “Call to Action: Action Planning for Endangered Caribbean Species” (2023-2026), which aims to create enabling conditions for the recovery of priority threatened species in Antigua & Barbuda, The Bahamas, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, and St. Vincent & the Grenadines. Video: Justin Springer, Re:wild Caribbean program officer #SavingNatureTogether @cepf_official @Worldbank @canari_caribbean

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – Saving the Endangered Central Bahamian Rock Iguana. This striking species is threatened by invasive species and habitat loss and only remains on less than 1% of its former range in the Caribbean. @rewild and @faunafloraint have partnered with the @bahamasnationaltrust to create a five-year Conservation Action Plan to protect this species. Together we are committed to ensuring a future where the Central Bahamian Rock Iguana thrives once again. Hear from Giselle Deane, senior science officer, of The Bahamas National Trust on this endemic iguana species. #RewildTheCaribbean The development of this action plan and the workshop was supported by Re:wild, Fauna & Flora and the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund under the project “Call to Action: Action Planning for Endangered Caribbean Species” (2023-2026), which aims to create enabling conditions for the recovery of priority threatened species in Antigua & Barbuda, The Bahamas, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, and St. Vincent & the Grenadines. Video: Justin Springer, Re:wild Caribbean program officer #SavingNatureTogether @cepf_official @Worldbank @canari_caribbean

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - Saving the Endangered Central Bahamian Rock Iguana. This striking species is threatened by invasive species and habitat loss and only remains on less than 1% of its former range in the Caribbean. @rewild and @faunafloraint have partnered with the @bahamasnationaltrust to create a five-year Conservation Action Plan to protect this species. Together we are committed to ensuring a future where the Central Bahamian Rock Iguana thrives once again. Hear from Giselle Deane, senior science officer, of The Bahamas National Trust on this endemic iguana species. #RewildTheCaribbean The development of this action plan and the workshop was supported by Re:wild, Fauna & Flora and the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund under the project “Call to Action: Action Planning for Endangered Caribbean Species” (2023-2026), which aims to create enabling conditions for the recovery of priority threatened species in Antigua & Barbuda, The Bahamas, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, and St. Vincent & the Grenadines. Video: Justin Springer, Re:wild Caribbean program officer #SavingNatureTogether @cepf_official @Worldbank @canari_caribbean

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – Saving the Endangered Central Bahamian Rock Iguana.

This striking species is threatened by invasive species and habitat loss and only remains on less than 1% of its former range in the Caribbean.

@rewild and @faunafloraint have partnered with the @bahamasnationaltrust to create a five-year Conservation Action Plan to protect this species. Together we are committed to ensuring a future where the Central Bahamian Rock Iguana thrives once again.

Hear from Giselle Deane, senior science officer, of The Bahamas National Trust on this endemic iguana species. #RewildTheCaribbean

The development of this action plan and the workshop was supported by Re:wild, Fauna & Flora and the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund under the project “Call to Action: Action Planning for Endangered Caribbean Species” (2023-2026), which aims to create enabling conditions for the recovery of priority threatened species in Antigua & Barbuda, The Bahamas, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, and St. Vincent & the Grenadines.

Video: Justin Springer, Re:wild Caribbean program officer

#SavingNatureTogether @cepf_official @Worldbank @canari_caribbean | Posted on 29/Jan/2024 19:44:21

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – Bottom trawling, widely known as ‘marine deforestation,’ is causing irreparable harm to the climate and to marine life. Now, for the first time, researchers have calculated just how much stored carbon from the seafloor is churned up from trawling. A new study shows that 370m tonnes of carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere from bottom trawling alone – an amount that scientists say is “too big to ignore.” It’s time to recognize the impact of the industrial marine hunting industry and include these emissions in climate action plans. Protecting marine biodiversity is vital to the health of our planet and is a significant part of our solution to the climate crisis. Link in bio to learn more. Photo credit: Getty Images
Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – A groundbreaking study unravels the science of rediscovering lost species. The study’s authors—a team of researchers across the globe, including conservationists from @rewild—found that 856 tetrapod species (four-limbed animals; mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians) are currently lost to science. The paper also reveals what we often see with the world’s most wanted lost species: that while many species are difficult to find, new techniques and a bit of effort can result in incredible rediscoveries and conservation measures. “Everything is connected,” Christina Biggs, study co-author and Re:wild lost species officer, told @scientific_american. “Every single species does matter. It behaves in an ecosystem and fulfills a purpose within it that then underpins all of the life that we have on Earth.” Link in bio to learn more. Photo: A male Santa Marta Sabrewing. The species was rediscovered in Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.

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