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World Wetlands Day serves as a reminder to appreciate and recognize the importance of wetlands in our global environment. These ecosystems, including marshes, swamps, and lakes, play a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance. They provide habitat for diverse wildlife, act as natural filters for water purification, and contribute significantly to biodiversity. By acknowledging and celebrating World Wetlands Day, we emphasize the need to preserve and protect these vital areas for the well-being of our planet and future generations

Excited to join the transformative Day of IMPACT at the upcoming conference! 🌍 Who's joining me on this inspiring journey towards sustainable practices and positive change? #IMPACTnational #sustainabletourism #sustainability

Did you know the sloth is one of the only animals on the planet not to suffer from flatulence? Why? Slow digestion. If only sloths grew wool instead of sheep, our carbon footprint would be a little less toe curling. In 2022, Kingdom of Wow created 118 tonnes of carbon, all of which we've offset by purchasing carbon credits that support the Southern Cardamom REDD+ project run by Wildlife Alliance. To read our latest Carbon Footprint Report or learn more about our offsetting, click here: https://shorturl.at/gxKM6 

All National Landscapes would benefit from a similar approach, with perhaps the Cotswolds National Landscape using a similar partnership approach, maybe spilt between north, central and southern sections given the sheer length of the area of national importance

💚 Let's restore our precious peatlands 💚   Peatland restoration gets more and more attention as an immensely important means to improve biodiversity, mitigate flooding, reduce carbon oxide emissions and more. One way to create healthy peatlands is by rewetting, and this can be planned with SCALGO Live.   We asked Ea Baden, an environmental scientist in Ekologigruppen AB, to talk about how she works with restoring peatlands. Read about her inspiring work in our blog: https://lnkd.in/dYznPGf7

🌲 Friday Forest Facts 🌲 Big Trees = Big Environmental Impact Larger trees are an essential part of a forest's ecosystem. They store more carbon and release more oxygen into the air. They provide important animal habitats, propel new tree growth, and provide essential shade coverage. Our Memorial Forests are home to mature trees that make a big environmental impact.

It's Friday the 13th, but don't be scared! Who ya gonna call? Ghost plants! 👻 These spooky sprouts may give you a fright, but they're actually a good sign of thriving forest biodiversity. Embrace the ghostly charm and join us in celebrating the incredible variety of life found in our forests. Learn more about the importance of forest biodiversity: https://bit.ly/3kZ9mMo

We are going to conserve 25% of our oceans by 2025 and 30% by 2030. We’re working with Indigenous communities, provincial and territorial governments, industries, and environmental organizations to do it. 🌊🌎 This World Nature Conservation Day, learn how you can help: https://ow.ly/uMXC50PnGB4

We are always in awe of the beauty of nature, especially within our forests. Being good stewards of the land means taking that appreciation for nature and applying it to how we manage the entire forest ecosystem. From preserving water and soil quality to protecting the plants and wildlife that call our forests home, we follow strict land management practices to ensure the sustainability of our forests for future generations. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3JMW56F #worldnatureconservationday