What can conservation learn from Indigenous knowledge systems? Here, @helinajolly.bsky.social explores how Indigenous worldviews can challenge dominant models of conservation & biodiversity management, where wild animals are seen not as resources to manage, but as kin, teachers & spiritual beings.

The carbon market has lost trust—but Carbify is restoring it. 🌍

By leveraging blockchain and satellite monitoring, they ensure every carbon offset is accurate, verifiable, and impactful.

#SustainableFuture #CarbonTransparency #BlockchainForGood

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Peatlands, which cover just 3% of Earth's surface, store 550 billion tonnes of carbon or twice as much as all forests combined.

However, some 15% of them have been drained for agriculture.

Protecting these carbon sinks is vital #ForPeopleForPlanet.

Our Ancient Woodland is not just about old trees. It’s about the undisturbed soil that holds 15 thousand years of organic matter from decaying trees, plants and animals that have lived and died here. The soil here is special

Humanity faces a triple planetary crisis: climate change, biodiversity loss, & pollution. Sometimes, it’s hard not to lose hope. UNEP is all about visionary blue-sky thinking for Earth & now we are on BlueSky, sharing ideas, solutions, & voices from the people most affected by environmental change.

Agroforestry shines even in January! It protects water quality by reducing runoff, offers shelter to livestock for better welfare, and combats soil erosion. Plus, it supports wildlife and boosts biodiversity—a win for farmers & nature! Winter is the best time to plant bareroot trees.

It's been a big year.
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