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World leaders are heading to Brazil for #COP30. So what’s it all about? The United Nations climate talks are taking place in Belém, at the heart of the Brazilian Amazon, bringing together governments from across the world to address how to tackle the climate crisis. They must cut emissions faster and support people and nature to adapt to a warming planet. From ending deforestation and phasing out fossil fuels, to scaling up renewables and restoring nature, we already have the solutions – but they need urgent action. Every fraction of a degree of warming matters. The world can’t afford more delays or broken promises. Read more: https://bit.ly/4oimJ9p

This #Halloween, meet the real creatures of the night 🦉 From watchful eyes in the dark to quiet movements through the trees, nature’s night shift plays a vital role in keeping our ecosystems in balance. Protecting them is no trick. It’s a treat for nature and people 💚 Which is your favourite creature of the night?

A major milestone for wildlife restoration in the Terai Arc Landscape! 🦏 For the first time in over 40 years, greater one-horned rhinos are once again roaming free in India’s Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. Here's more good news for people and nature ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e3WVqYpr

Indigenous leaders and community members across the Pacific are uniting and raising a powerful collective voice for nature. 🌊    Oceania First Voices (OFV) unites Indigenous leaders from across the Pacific in a regional alliance.     Representatives of the OFV speak on behalf of their communities on national, regional and international stages to advocate for climate justice, equity, inclusion, and a rights and nature-based response to dealing with the climate change and biodiversity crises.    👉 Read more about the inspiring stories of Indigenous leaders protecting their home with wisdom, courage, and hope.  https://lnkd.in/ecxFtTY3 WWF-Pacific, Alfred Iane Ralifo

From reintroducing rhinos in India to supporting community energy needs in Madagascar, here's some good news for people and the planet! These milestones for our planet remind us that global change is possible when action and collaboration come together. Read more 👇🏽

Swipe through to spot some elusive #SnowLeopards caught on camera! Together with local communities, WWF-India completed one of India’s most extensive high-altitude camera trap surveys in the Western Arunachal Landscape, documenting 31 species, including 20+ snow leopards. These insights deepen our understanding of Himalayan biodiversity and help identify threats so we can better protect snow leopards in India.

Snow leopard Lamu, spotted by a local photographer in Sichuan Province, China, gave birth to her first litter of three cubs – two of whom are inseparable. As she drinks from a mountain spring, her curious cubs watch and learn, mimicking her every move. Though #SnowLeopards face growing threats from habitat loss, poaching, and conflict with people, moments like this remind us why protecting our planet and its magnificent species matters so deeply. 💙

The way we produce, consume, and waste food is harming our planet. It’s the number one cause of #BiodiversityLoss – a crisis unfolding in real time. The good news? We still have time to reverse nature loss. It starts on our plates. 🍓

When you think of tuna, do you think of 🐟 or 🍣? Tuna help maintain the health of our ocean, our climate, and feed millions. So, how do we change the tides for these important animals? 🌎 #WWFUntangled

Getting cows to fart a little less is pretty tricky. 🐄💨 But changing what we put on our plates is easy as pie, and could make a big difference to our planet. #WorldFoodDay