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San Diego, CA
Joined October 2013
We’re working on some big things and taking the @KeyConservation platform to the next level! Stay connected and follow along at keyconservation.io for all the latest. 🚀🌍
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🚨 𝗙𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗢𝗣𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧𝗨𝗡𝗜𝗧𝗬! 🚨 The Fonseca Species Conservation Fund is accepting proposals from early-career conservationists in the 𝗔𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘀, 𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗶𝗯𝗯𝗲𝗮𝗻! Apply by: March 30, 2025 Read more and apply: rewild.org/the-fonseca-speci…
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🌍 In honor of #WorldMantaDay, we’re highlighting two outstanding organizations committed to manta ray conservation: Love The Oceans and the Conflict Islands Conservation Initiative! Learn more: app.keyconservation.org #KeyConservation
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Big news! 🎉 Key Conservation has been awarded a grant from the Clif Family Foundation! This support will help us launch a game-changing integration (with a soon to be named collaborator) empowering creatives & educators in conservation. 🌍 Stay tuned for updates!
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Scientists have discovered a seamount off Chile's coast, standing over 1.9 miles tall! Home to rare species like the Promachoteuthis squid and “flying spaghetti monsters,” this find is key for ocean exploration and the #seabed2030 project. 🌎
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A #momentinnature with the ocean’s tiny inhabitants in San Diego, CA 🌊 A close-up look at the vibrant Felimida macfarlandi nudibranch alongside a brittle star arm and a tiny shrimp!
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Key Conservation retweeted
🌊 BREAKING: The Klamath River flows free for the first time in 100+ years! "We started this journey 24 years ago... This amazing community is pulling off the largest dam removal and restoration project in U.S. history." - Curtis Knight 🎉 Learn more: caltrout.org/news/the-klamat…
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Just 4 days left to apply for a chance to receive $8,333 in funding through our Targeted Amphibian Research and Action Program. Application Deadline: Sep. 1st, 11:59pm UTC Read more and apply here: amphibians.org/what-we-do/ta…
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Morning views at Duncan Lake in Ossipee, NH 🌿 Caught this beautiful loon enjoying a peaceful swim. Did you know loons start nesting as early as May in NH? Both parents build the nest using dead plant materials along the water’s edge #MomentInNature
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A new Florida law banning intentional balloon releases is a crucial step to safeguard sea turtles, marine birds, and young children. Let's protect our marine wildlife by saying no to balloon litter! 🚫🎈🐢 apnews.com/article/balloon-b… AP Photo/Lynne Sladky
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Is your current research focused on combating #Amphibians trafficking or is it addressing any of the conservation needs identified in the 2023 SOTWA and the 2023 ACAP? If yes, apply for our Targeted Amphibian Research and Action Program today. amphibians.org/what-we-do/ta…
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Happy Sea Turtle Day! (All) Sea Turtles hold a really special place within all our hearts here at Key. Working to save a sea turtle nest is what inspired our founder to create Key Conservation!
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Today is World Oceans Day!.. & to celebrate we’re highlighting some ocean-centered organizations that are on the #KeyApp. Log into your Key account today to see how you can get involved! 🌊💙
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Find conservation organizations near you with the Key Platform! 🌿 Know a great one? Tag them below. Join us and make a difference – link in bio! #keyconservation #keyapp
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Key Conservation retweeted
Did you know that sea turtles lay roughly 80-160 depending on the species? Laying a large number of eggs increases the odds of survival per nest. 🐢🐢 Video: Turtle Foundation #seaturtle #hatchling #conservation #wildlife
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South African conservationists are searching for De Winton’s Golden Mole, missing for 80+ years. DNA findings hint at its presence, which underscores the need to better protect key sites, ensuring a viable future for species. ewt.org.za/wild-diaries-gold… @TheEWT @EU_Partnerships
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Groundbreaking discovery: scientists have documented a Sumatran orangutan named Rakus self-medicating with a plant paste to heal a sizable cheek wound. his first recorded instance of a wild animal using a medicinal plant highlights the profound link between humans and great apes.
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