#Regram #RG @johanernst: "For 25 years I've been exploring the world's forests and wildlife. Destruction of forests is the second largest contributor to climate change. Every year it produces more green house gas then all of the worlds airplanes, cars, trucks, trains and ships combined. The world's experts agree that stopping illegal logging is the fastest and cheapest way to fight climate change and to stop massive global extinction of endangered species. It is estimated that within 100 years there will be no rainforests left on the planet. One and a half acres of forest is cut down every second. Even the national parks in Africa are threatened. I'm right now in the Amazon jungle and the forests are disappearing faster then ever. During the last 40 years over 20% of the Amazon is being cut down. Help us to support the organizations that are fighting for the worlds forests and jungles. #johanernst #explorerjen #adventureactivist @leonardodicaprio #wildaid @wildaid #wwf #peru Photo by #filipcederholm"

#Regram #RG @mic: Trump's team may reportedly cut as much as $800 million in EPA funding, which is terrifying.

#Regram #RG @sierraclub: The 1.35 million acres that make up #BearsEars National Monument are sacred to Tribal Nations with ancestral and spiritual ties to these lands. We cannot allow this protection to be undone by new Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke or the Trump administration. Photo is of the Department of the Interior building, home to newly-confirmed Sec. Zinke, was recently lit with messages urging Sec. Zinke to #StandwithBearsEars and protect our public lands. Show your support and go to sc.org/standwithbearsears to take action! #MonumentsForAll

#Regram #RG @conservationorg: A young lemon shark hunts in a mangrove forest. @ConservationOrg, @nature_org and @WWF are teaming up to protect & restore these crucial ecosystems around the world with the Global Mangrove Alliance. The alliance is committed to expanding the global extent of mangrove habitat by 20% by the year 2030. Find out more about the alliance, our mission, and how we hope to get there by visiting mangroveallianceorg.wordpress.com #MangroveAlliance #mangrove #conservation #climatechange #habitat #ecosystem #biodiversity

We should all take note from these young activists from #GrinnellCollege. Are you doing amazing work to protect our planet? Share photos today with #ResistanceMonday. #Regram #RG @studentresistance: #marchfirst in grinnell!

At the turn of the 20th century, there were a few million African elephants. Today, less than 500,000 remain. Elephants are killed every day for their tusks. LDF is proud to partner with @wildnetorg to end the ivory crisis through the @elephantcrisisfund. To date, together we’ve driven $9M to 130 projects to protect elephants. Join us today on #WorldWildlifeDay. Link in bio. Photo Credit: Tom Stahl

Each day is an opportunity to act on behalf of a healthy planet. Today, on #WorldWildlifeDay, join me and @world_wildlife in asking US representatives to again support the Save Vanishing Species stamp which helps raise important funding to help protect endangered species: http://wwf.to/2mj3p0e #WildlifeNeedsUS

#Regram #RG @pedromcbride: City by a Rising Sea: I’ve witnessed a lot of changes visiting Cuba for nearly two decades — from Fidel passing to American cruise ships now steaming into Havana’s harbor. While many of these changes — some small, some large — revolve around politics, there is one change that surprised me recently which has less to do with Cuba’s politics, but all to do with global impact. Climate change has brought a new challenge to Cuba’s shores and particularly Havana’s famed Malecon which sits behind an ever eroding sea wall. Larger swells and tides now flood the Malecon more frequently carrying the sea much further into the city. Swimming is now prohibited in spots along the famed historic hangout due to dangerous higher seas. During one calm morning, I took a plunge with a Cuban kid who says he “loves the sea when it is calm, but fears it often now”. #climatechange #cuba #malecon #sonyactioncam #petemcbride

#Regram #RG @greenpeace: These beautiful islands in Lammasj?rvi, Finland, are threatened by logging. The forests are of high conservation value and are critical for biodiversity, not to mention extremely beautiful, but we’ve already lost three-quarters of these trees. Tag a friend and spread the word to protect this beautiful landscape. . . . . #instagram #instapic #nofilter #greenpeace #climatechange #globalwarming #Congo #Green #Finland #Nature #Planet #Peace #insta #pictureoftheday #photography #ice #forest #Environment #aerialphotography #Earth #stopdeforestation

#Regram #RG @jessebradford: via the homie @geoffmstults

#Regram #RG @everydayclimatechange: Image by @sean_gallagher_photo A young Tibetan man embraces his yak on the shore of Qinghai Lake. The lake is China's largest inland body of water, lying at over 3000m on the Tibetan Plateau. The region contains the sources of the Yangtze, Mekong, and Yellow Rivers which feed water to millions downstream. As a result of climate change, temperatures are rising on the Tibetan Plateau faster than anywhere on earth outside the polar regions. As glaciers melt, grasslands degrade and an ancient way of life changes, climate change is all too real on the roof of the world. #asia #china #tibet #climatechange

#Regram #RG @nasaclimatechange: “Photography and science are a quite powerful combination. The extent of [Greenland’s] melting is increasing and the net loss is worsening every single year. I want to put images right in front of people that show that global warming is, in fact, happening.” —@thaw2017 Get the full story, ‘Science on canvas: Photographs capture thawing Greenland,’ here: http://climate.nasa.gov/blog/2552/science-on-canvas-photographs-capture-thawing-greenland/. Image credit: Timo Lieber Via @laurafayeten #globalwarming #climatechange #greenland #science #art #ice #melt #photo #image #beautiful