Home Actor Leonardo DiCaprio HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers June 2024 Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - As the wild disappears from most cities around the world, New Zealand’s capital has been transformed by efforts to welcome native birds into its urban backyard. Like many cities across the globe, human activity, habitat destruction, and invasive species had decimated Wellington’s birdlife. By the 1990s, many native species were on the brink of going locally extinct. For example, in 2022, the @capital.kiwi project was launched as a community initiative to help reintroduce iconic Kiwis back into Wellington’s wilds after a 100-year absence. By restoring a wild, sustainable population of Kiwi to Wellington, they are making a significant contribution to saving this beloved species and #rewilding New Zealand. Learn more by visiting the link in bio. Photo credit: Capital Kiwi Project

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – As the wild disappears from most cities around the world, New Zealand’s capital has been transformed by efforts to welcome native birds into its urban backyard. Like many cities across the globe, human activity, habitat destruction, and invasive species had decimated Wellington’s birdlife. By the 1990s, many native species were on the brink of going locally extinct. For example, in 2022, the @capital.kiwi project was launched as a community initiative to help reintroduce iconic Kiwis back into Wellington’s wilds after a 100-year absence. By restoring a wild, sustainable population of Kiwi to Wellington, they are making a significant contribution to saving this beloved species and #rewilding New Zealand. Learn more by visiting the link in bio. Photo credit: Capital Kiwi Project

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - As the wild disappears from most cities around the world, New Zealand’s capital has been transformed by efforts to welcome native birds into its urban backyard. Like many cities across the globe, human activity, habitat destruction, and invasive species had decimated Wellington’s birdlife. By the 1990s, many native species were on the brink of going locally extinct. For example, in 2022, the @capital.kiwi project was launched as a community initiative to help reintroduce iconic Kiwis back into Wellington’s wilds after a 100-year absence. By restoring a wild, sustainable population of Kiwi to Wellington, they are making a significant contribution to saving this beloved species and #rewilding New Zealand. Learn more by visiting the link in bio. Photo credit: Capital Kiwi Project

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – As the wild disappears from most cities around the world, New Zealand’s capital has been transformed by efforts to welcome native birds into its urban backyard.

Like many cities across the globe, human activity, habitat destruction, and invasive species had decimated Wellington’s birdlife. By the 1990s, many native species were on the brink of going locally extinct.

For example, in 2022, the @capital.kiwi project was launched as a community initiative to help reintroduce iconic Kiwis back into Wellington’s wilds after a 100-year absence. By restoring a wild, sustainable population of Kiwi to Wellington, they are making a significant contribution to saving this beloved species and #rewilding New Zealand.

Learn more by visiting the link in bio.

Photo credit: Capital Kiwi Project | Posted on 30/Apr/2024 22:49:15

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – A new marine protected area has been established in Peru to safeguard species like Humboldt Penguins, Humpback Whales, Hammerhead Sharks, and Pacific Seahorses – all while supporting traditional local fishing practices.

We congratulate the government and @sernanp of Peru for the declaration of the Mar Tropical de Grau National Reserve, which protects over 285,000 acres of biodiverse marine ecosystems where the cold Humboldt and warm tropical currents meet. My organization @rewild is proud to have supported this effort with partner @naturecultureinternational and others, including the local communities from the coast of Piura and Tumbes, to officially designate this vital place as a national reserve.

This establishment allows Mar Tropical de Grau to not only protect marine life but also improve sustainable use of its natural resources through closely monitored traditional local activities and eco-friendly tourism development.

Photo credit: Nature and Culture International
Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – First-of-its-kind study shows conservation actions work – and are effective at slowing biodiversity loss. A new comprehensive study, led by @rewild, @iucn_congress, @dice.kent, and @oxford_uni and published in @sciencemagazine, looked at the impact of a wide range of conservation interventions globally and over time.

“If you look only at the trend of species declines, it would be easy to think that we’re failing to protect biodiversity, but you would not be looking at the full picture,” said Dr. Penny Langhammer, lead author of the study and executive vice president of Re:wild. “What we show with this paper is that conservation is, in fact, working to halt and reverse biodiversity loss.”

The paper, which represents the first time anyone has looked at conservation actions comprehensively across the world and across different levels of biodiversity and over time, argues that there must be more investment in conservation, not only from governments, but from companies, private individuals and civil society. This must happen in addition to a move away from investments that harm the planet, like unsustainable consumption and production.

Learn more about this study – link in bio. This work was conceived and funded through the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) by the @gef_global_environment.

📸: 1.) Alex Hearn 2.) @iamzariadean, Bahamas National Trust 3.) @bobbyneptune 4.) @robindmoore

#ConservationWorks #Biodiversity #Conservation #NatureBasedSolutions #rewild

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