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  1. May 16

    Peatlands cover just 3% of the planet's land but store 30% of its soil carbon. Let's work together for peatlands by keeping peat carbon in the ground & rewetting the ones that have already been drained. Join for :

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  2. May 15

    Mangroves are one of the most efficient, cost effective : Restoring mangroves support not only nature, but also economies ⬇️ For every dollar invested in mangrove restoration there is a benefit of 4 dollars💰.

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  3. May 14

    As Pakistan prepares to host , restoration of ecosystems, including mangrove forests, will be in focus. Mangroves are also a central part of Pakistan's plan to plant 10 billion trees by 2023.

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  4. 28 minutes ago

    Reviving back the indigenous trees. I can't wait!

    Thread: For the past few years as we have been out planting we noticed the reduced number of indigenous trees. When we visited Kakamega forest (tropical forest) we came face to face with indigenous trees that are rare and almost extinct.
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  5. May 14

    We must restore farmlands by 🟢 Using nature as a boost 🟢 Planting trees on fields 🟢 Growing more diverse crops 🟢 Adopting regenerative agriculture Be part of this and find out what you can do to contribute: .

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  6. May 14

    Healthy forests🌳🌴🌲 are essential to building back better and are also key in decreasing the risk of future zoonotic diseases. Find out more on restoration by joining for ➡️

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  7. 2 minutes ago

    ⬇️ The⏰is ticking, is coming ⬇️

    Don’t miss any of the action! Follow our live updates as we approach and find out how you can be part of the push to help heal our 🌏🌍🌎
  8. May 15

    Here is EcoGroup member, and builder-extraordinaire, Mike de Villiers doing some early work on our bug hotel ready for our event on Saturday 5th June Tickets are running out quickly >> book on at

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  9. May 13

    Are you ready for and ? Coming soon!

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  10. May 14

    , marks a 10-year push to halt and reverse the decline of the natural world. Ecosystems are crucial to humans societies, providing us with for example 💦 water. Learn how to revive them! 👉

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  11. 1 hour ago

    Thread: For the past few years as we have been out planting we noticed the reduced number of indigenous trees. When we visited Kakamega forest (tropical forest) we came face to face with indigenous trees that are rare and almost extinct.

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  12. 1 hour ago

    We ate wild berries and leaves from indigenous shrubs with amazing medicinal properties. That was where the idea of the tree museum was born. We decided to plant a a living, breathing museum by collecting as many rare trees as possible.

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  13. 22 hours ago

    Great initiative for and

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  14. May 13

    A webinar on "Sustainable nitrogen management for ecosystem restoration" jointly organized by , , , INI, , GPNM. 4th June, 2021. Details to follow.

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  15. 1 hour ago

    This is next to the Miyawaki Forest (I hope you got to see the video: ). The museum will be a place to learn, safeguarding our heritage, seed harvesting (20 years to come) and most of all increasing our forest cover.

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  16. 1 hour ago

    Join us on this journey on the 5th of June on World Environment Day to Kieni East, NaruMoru in Nyeri County. Hashtag

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  17. May 14

    Our third game count of 2021 will be on the 6th of June, just a day after the world environment day. Register to take part and as we'll continue celebrating mother earth and her generosity. @naretunoi

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  18. May 12

    The Caribbean Biological Corridor seeks to protect nature & works for the benefit of communities in different countries in the area that depend on ecosystems to develop sustainable productive activities:

    Without borders - restoring ecosystems across the Greater Antilles
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  19. May 12

    Haiti is home to incredible biodiversity, but this biological richness is threatened. It is imperative to protect, restore & transition towards sustainable & inclusive development. Learn about action underway:

    Green connection - restoring ecosystems in Haiti
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  20. May 11

    To get excited about the upcoming World Environment Day events planned for June 4, we organised a team building task. Teachers answered questions about sustainability to solve a hidden message...happy

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