Join us tonight for the Mosman Christmas Lights Party! 🎅🎶 Abadeen and Mosman Residences are proud to co-sponsor this magical community event alongside Taronga Zoo, SES, The Buena, URM and Mosman Collective. When: Tonight, Sunday, 15th December Where: Prince Albert Street, Mosman Time: 7-10pm Bring your family and friends for a night filled with festive lights, live music and Christmas cheer! Don’t miss your chance to: 🎅🏽 Meet Santa and take the perfect Xmas photo between 7-8.30pm 🎄 Enjoy delicious food and see the magical street lights All proceeds from the event will support Platypus Conservation at Taronga Zoo. Together, let’s celebrate the holiday season and make a difference for wildlife. 🅿️ Free parking is available at Taronga Zoo Sydney. We can’t wait to see you there – let’s light up the night! #MosmanLightsParty #ChristmasEvent #Community #Abadeen #MosmanResidences #FestiveSeason
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👇More of this type of realigning and reconnecting of heritage conservation and natural resource conservation/management under the broader Conservation umbrella, please. IMHO we've lost a lot of momentum and spun a lot of wheels over the past 50-60 years when landmark legislation and programs unknowingly cleaved the Conservation movement and mindset here in the US into two separate, but parallel, tracks. Disparities in public awareness and funding, and organizational and agency specialization, helped broaden the chasm between the two over the years, while both also missed out on opportunities for greater cross-calaboration and interdisciplinary impact. Tear down the silos. #heritageconservation #conservation
There is nothing better than a conference in a forest. Ever since I learned about the National Council on Public History’s Camping Cons, I knew I'd attend one. In October, I went to the NCPH Camping Con hosted in the Gila Wilderness Forest. We hiked, we enjoyed campfires, and most importantly we had space to deeply explore public history intersections with public land. Some conversations that have continued to ferment in my head: - How do we recognize the positive impact made by founders of movements, while acknowledging the harm they intentionally or unintentionally caused? Harm to those who lived on the land, the animals, the larger ecosystem, etc.. - In what ways has the conservation/parks movement disconnected people from land? Recreationally, culturally, societally. What are the different ways land back can occur? What are the different ways people are actively reconnecting to land? #PublicHistory #NationalCouncilonPublicHistory #NCPH #HistoricPreservation
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💦🌻🌞 Learn how to effortlessly transform your yard into an eco-friendly oasis in this #GTK blog post. Discover the simple steps to creating a beautiful and beneficial rain garden, perfect for soaking up excess water and attracting wildlife. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gTzb7NpQ
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Want to support local wildlife and bring joy to your home? Use these tips to turn your backyard into a bird-friendly oasis. 🐦 What other outdoor home projects do you have planned this spring? Share in the comments! #realestate #realestateagent #homeownertips #birdwatching #springhomeimprovement
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Want to support local wildlife and bring joy to your home? Use these tips to turn your backyard into a bird-friendly oasis. What other outdoor home projects do you have planned this spring? Share in the comments! #realestate #realestateagent #homeownertips #birdwatching #springhomeimprovement #gsoldanorealtor #GreaterBoston
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Helping Wildlife in Summer Heat Keep our furry and feathered friends safe with these essential tips: 1️⃣ Provide Water: Place shallow bowls of water in your garden or balcony to ensure wildlife has access to fresh water. Change the water daily to keep it clean. 2️⃣ Create Shaded Areas: Set up shaded spots in your yard using plants, trees, or even umbrellas to offer animals a cool refuge from the sun. 3️⃣ Offer Food: Leave out food appropriate for local wildlife, such as seeds for birds or fruits for small mammals, to help them stay nourished during the heat. 4️⃣ Plant Native Trees: Planting native trees and shrubs provides natural shelter and food sources for wildlife, promoting a healthy ecosystem. Let's make a difference for our wildlife this summer!
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Want to support local wildlife and bring joy to your home? Use these tips to turn your backyard into a bird-friendly oasis. 🐦 What other outdoor home projects do you have planned this spring? Share in the comments! #realestate #realestateagent #homeownertips #birdwatching #springhomeimprovement
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🌲 Have you ever wandered through an ancient woodland? 🌲 They’re one of the richest habitats in the UK - home to thousands of species. Now they cover only 2.5% of our land. Our nature reserve, Briddlesford Woods, is an ancient woodland on the Isle of Wight. We’ve been enhancing its flora and fauna for over 30 years and, as a Site of Special Scientific Interest, it’s protected as one the country’s best wildlife sites. Over the next few years, we’re creating a beautiful mixture of habitats to further support the rich variety of species that call it home. Ancient woodland can’t be replaced, so once lost, these woods have gone forever. If you can help us with a gift today, it’ll be doubled as part of the Big Give #GreenMatchFund, at no cost to you and will go towards protecting this unique and important habitat. Could you help? Whatever you give will be doubled! 👉 https://bit.ly/4cSE03K
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10 Essentials for Volunteering with Wildlife ACT: 1. Binoculars: Get up close and personal with Africa’s incredible wildlife. 2. Wide-brimmed Hat: Stay cool and protected under the Zululand sun. 3. Passion & Interest in the African Bush: Your love for nature and the environment will be your greatest guide. 4. A Strong Sense of Adventure: Embrace the unknown—every day is a chance for an epic experience! 5. Camera or Cellphone: Capture unforgettable moments and share your journey. 6. Refillable Water Bottle: Keep hydrated while caring for the planet. 7. Curiosity & Questions: There’s so much to learn and discover from your monitors—ask away! 8. Clothing for cold and hot - temperatures range on the back of the vehicle from cold in the early mornings to hot in the day- be sure to wear layers and bring a raincoat. 9. Team Spirit: Conservation is a team effort—bring your best energy. 10. Willingness to Get Your Hands Dirty: Dive into the work and make a real impact! Save this post for your next trip! 📸Tim Jamboula / buff.ly/4c2zCy6 📍Manyoni #wildlifeact #conservationheroes #volunteeressentials
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Headhunterzz.net ..Use your Brain for a Change! #investing #energy #sustainable #eco #globalwarming #climatechange #carbonneutral #shareholderactivism #finance #parisagreement #banking #Risk #chemicals #pollution #solution #alternative #solutions #Sustainability #Innovation #RegenerativeBusiness #NaturePositive #Sustainability #DistributiveManufacturing #LocalEconomy #GreenInnovation #Innovation
Planting trees for chimpanzees 🐒 Together with our partners at the Jane Goodall Institute Austria, we've planted 500 trees in this previously deforested area in Uganda. That may not seem like a lot of trees, but they’re already making a huge difference! These trees are creating a corridor that allow chimpanzees to move between forest patches. This means chimps can now roam freely through this area, whether searching for food or mates 💚 We couldn’t do it without our community. Switch to Ecosia for free and help us protect wildlife in 35+ countries: ecosia.org 🌳
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