With special thanks to Sir Stephen Fry, a member of Fauna & Flora's Nature Champions Network, for lending his voice to help us save nature. 💚🌱

Fauna & Flora is working with partners and communities across Africa and Asia to protect pangolins, but we can't do it alone.

A brighter future for pangolins is possible. Will you help make it a reality?

Take action today: fauna-flora.org/30-words

Armoured anteaters, rolled up razor blades, or real-life Pokémon. Whatever you call them, pangolins are precious.

These extraordinary creatures play a vital role in their ecosystem, but sadly, their numbers are shrinking.

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Learn more about our work saving western hoolock gibbons, and how coffee growers in Myanmar are providing innovative conservation solutions to protect them: www.fauna-flora.org/case-studies...

This discovery highlights the incredible biodiversity of karst landscapes, and why we must safeguard them. 🌿💚

Special thanks to @bcomingeu.bsky.social for making this work possible!

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We urgently need stronger regulations from industry, governments, and the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to halt the damage to nature caused by plastic pellets.

Learn more about plastic pellets and how we're working to tackle their impact on our planet: fauna-flora.org/nurdles 4/4

Incidents like this are frustratingly frequent and entirely preventable. Pellets are leaking into our oceans and waterways at every stage of plastic production. 3/4

Once lost to the ocean, plastic pellets are almost impossible to contain. Sea creatures often mistake them for food, filling their stomachs and leading to starvation. This tragic impact highlights how vulnerable marine life is to even the smallest pollutants. 2/4

Read full paper here: peerj.com/articles/189...

Photographed: Mr Chantha Nasak taking samples and Ms Keath Sophorn conducting laboratory work.