@NatureWithOE

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Before the official flag off of the run for Birds 2026, Dr Adelbert Ainomuchunguzi of @savingcranes addressed the Runners. #RunforBirds26
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Latest Kruger@LatestKruger16h
7:45am 2 Lions on the move "A male and a female heading east." S89, 1.5km from H1-4 Near Olifants 5/5 Tinged by Alberto - Matimba Bush Lodge
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UNDRR
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🌊🛑 We can't stop tsunamis, but we can prevent disasters. 🛡️Early warnings, resilient infrastructure and prepared communities save lives. Be Tsunami Ready ➡️ ow.ly/jB0O50XlWjF #TsunamiDay #EarlyWarningsForAll #ResilienceStartsWithYou
Infographic showing five key tsunami preparedness steps: early warning, resilient infrastructure, community preparedness, regional cooperation, and healthy ecosystems.

ALT Infographic showing five key tsunami preparedness steps: early warning, resilient infrastructure, community preparedness, regional cooperation, and healthy ecosystems.

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Golden sunrise over the Nilgiris this morning. A hazy veil of cloud turned the whole sky to amber as the sun climbed over the hills of Mavanalla. #Mavanalla #Masinagudi #Nilgiris #Mudumalai #Sunrise #Timelapse 1/2 – at Sholur, India
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UNESCO
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900 million people. Over 2,260 UNESCO-designated sites. 🌍 At #COP17Armenia, @UNESCO highlights the role of local communities and their knowledge in biodiversity conservation. Discover the People and Nature report: unesco.org/en/articles/peopl… #ForThePeople #ForNature #COP17
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Kenya Wildlife Service
@KWSKenyaOct 21
It’s giving… scales, shells and serious attitude! 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐞 𝐀𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐃𝐚𝐲! 🥳 Did you know? Unlike mammals, reptiles rely on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. That’s why you’ll often spot them basking in the sun! Snakes, lizards, turtles and crocodiles have adapted to thrive in diverse habitats, playing important roles in keeping ecosystems healthy. Across Kenya’s wild landscapes, keep your eyes peeled; you never know which scaly superstar you might spot! 👀 Which reptile would you be most excited to spot in the wild? Tell us in the comments, then plan your park visit and see who you can spot! 👉kws.go.ke/parks/ #ReptileAwarenessDay #ThisIsOurWild #ExploreExperienc
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ICCDI AFRICA
@ClimateWedOct 20
Development that ignores climate risks puts communities, economies and future generations in danger. — Unknown #ClimateAction #SustainableDevelopment
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Assaad Razzouk
@AssaadRazzouk23h
Brazil's Amazon deforestation, official INPE data: >Jair Bolsonaro, 2019–22: 45,612 km² >Lula, 2023–26: 24,648 km² 46% less. And 2026 was the lowest since records began in 1988 Stopping deforestation is one of the most important climate fights on Earth Elections matter
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ICCDI AFRICA
@ClimateWedOct 20
Ocean Network Express (ONE) on October 6, 2026, announced the expansion of its partnership with Project Maji, a pan-African safe water social enterprise, in Nigeria. Following joint projects in Ghana and Kenya, ONE is now funding Project Maji’s first project in Nigeria, bringing a sustainable water solution to the underserved Pegi community. Recognising the pressing need for safe and reliable water access and its transformative impact on communities, ONE is funding the installation of a Mini Maji solar-powered water kiosk in Pegi. shorturl.at/eLJGo via EnviroNews
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Night Sky Today
@NightSkyTodayOct 20
🚨: Fireflies are disappearing so fast that scientists think we are the last generation to see them.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Some firefly species face declines from habitat loss, light pollution and pesticides, but experts state we are not the last generation to see fireflies as common resilient species will persist. xerces.org/blog/are-firef… factcheck.afp.com/doc.afp.com.67… wset.com/news/local/fir… iflscience.com/are-we-really-…
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CPC’s 2025 Annual Impact Report is now available to review online at SavePlants.org! Learn more about CPC’s work & the lasting impact we are making together—which has only grown as we continue to make great strides in 2026 & beyond. 🔗 Visit: SavePlants.org/about-us/repo…
Cover of the "Center for Plant Conservation Annual Impact Report 2025" featuring close-up images of various plants with purple and green foliage.

ALT Cover of the "Center for Plant Conservation Annual Impact Report 2025" featuring close-up images of various plants with purple and green foliage.

Pie chart titled "Total Species Added in 2025: 66," detailing new species by state/region. California leads with 32 species, followed by the Southeast (12), Pacific Northwest (11), Florida (9), and Other (2).

ALT Pie chart titled "Total Species Added in 2025: 66," detailing new species by state/region. California leads with 32 species, followed by the Southeast (12), Pacific Northwest (11), Florida (9), and Other (2).

A chart titled "Species Added by Global Conservation Status" and "Species Added by Plant Groups" is placed over a sandy background with sparse plant growth. The top section shows numbers of species in categories: "Critically Imperiled" (12), "Imperiled" (33), "Vulnerable" (15), "Other" (6). The bottom section lists plant groups: Legumes (8), Asters (10), Mustards (2), Buckwheats (2), Cacti & Succulents (1), Parasitic Plants (4), Parsley Family (5), Mints (4), Wild Roses & Pinks (4), Other (26).

ALT A chart titled "Species Added by Global Conservation Status" and "Species Added by Plant Groups" is placed over a sandy background with sparse plant growth. The top section shows numbers of species in categories: "Critically Imperiled" (12), "Imperiled" (33), "Vulnerable" (15), "Other" (6). The bottom section lists plant groups: Legumes (8), Asters (10), Mustards (2), Buckwheats (2), Cacti & Succulents (1), Parasitic Plants (4), Parsley Family (5), Mints (4), Wild Roses & Pinks (4), Other (26).

A comparison graphic of California Plant Rescue and Florida Plant Rescue. California Plant Rescue: 160 species conserved, 207 collections made, 45 projects funded. Grants to collections: $135,000; to partners: $37,200. Florida Plant Rescue: 23 species conserved, 34 collections made, 2 projects funded. Grants to collections: $67,000; to partners: $41,358. Image background features green leaves.

ALT A comparison graphic of California Plant Rescue and Florida Plant Rescue. California Plant Rescue: 160 species conserved, 207 collections made, 45 projects funded. Grants to collections: $135,000; to partners: $37,200. Florida Plant Rescue: 23 species conserved, 34 collections made, 2 projects funded. Grants to collections: $67,000; to partners: $41,358. Image background features green leaves.

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ICCDI AFRICA
@ClimateWedOct 19
We need to promote development that does not destroy our environment. — Wangari Maathai #ClimateAction #SustainableDevelopment
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UNDRR
@UNDRROct 20
🌡️ Heatwaves interact with and amplify other hazards. Their impacts extend far beyond the heat itself — making a multi-hazard approach to risk management essential. 📋 Discover more about extreme heat... and how to build resilience ➡️ ow.ly/5oVa50ZZ1Lo #BeatTheHeat
Diagram showing how heatwaves increase wildfire risk, permafrost loss, drought, disease, infrastructure strain, air quality decline, and desertification.

ALT Diagram showing how heatwaves increase wildfire risk, permafrost loss, drought, disease, infrastructure strain, air quality decline, and desertification.

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Geoff Barton@RealGeoffBartonOct 19
The view from here: a huge pleasure this afternoon to meet David Newborn and team at @red_rose_chain, Ipswich. They are a theatre company doing amazing inclusive grassroots work, and bringing extraordinary stories about Suffolk to the people of Suffolk.
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IFRC
@ifrcOct 19
The social system cannot always cover every need. The @RedCrossRomania is stepping in with tailored support, reaching people who often fall through the gaps.
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Ginlyn@ginlyn64Oct 19
A bit of fluster going on at Ol Donyo between zebra and elephants at the waterhole. #wildearth
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David Steel@SteelySeabirderOct 19
At last an east wind and with it bird migrants including over 2,000 Fieldfare & Redwing and the best of the bunch; a Great Grey Shrike on the Isle of May. The blog has the story: isleofmaynnr.wordpress.com/
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LION LOVERS@LIONLOVERS5Oct 19
Magnificent!! Makhunga 🔥 Plains Camp male Stunning sighting of him. #LoveLions 🎥 Michaels_wildlife Instagram
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👏 New Article Online with Video Abstract @AgricultureMdpi 🌱 Soil Structure, Organo‑Mineral Complexes, and the SOC/Clay Ratio as Indicators of Soil Health Under Regenerative Management by Ryusuke Hatano and Shinya Iwasaki 🔓 doi.org/10.3390/agriculture1… #soil #carbon #Agriculture
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Raghu Murtugudde
@rmurtuguddeOct 18
The front between the warm, fresh pool in the west and the cold, salty pool to the east moves back and forth with SOI and has some lead time information on recharge-discharge. Westerly and easterly anomalies also converge into this front and there are surface-subsurface biogeochemical signatures as well. Deep convection stays just to the west of the front. When the convergence zone goes eastward past 170E longitude, onset of El Niño happens. This is not directly used for predictions but this front is being affected by global warming and the rapid warming to the west with a cooling to the east. What does this mean for the El Niño response to global warming? Models don’t do these features well since models continue to suffer from the cold tongue bias and the failure to reproduce the trend in the cold tongue. Can we trust model projections of El Niño intensity and frequency? #elnino #lanina #warmpool #comdtongue #globalwarming youtu.be/dvvqgmlZC-w
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