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Round Up for Nature: Support America’s Wild Spaces

Round Up for Nature: Support America’s Wild Spaces

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Today, we are shining the light on the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's (NFWF) Southwest Rivers Program. NFWF is leading projects that restore headwaters and riparian corridors, strengthen rangeland for species, and protect waterways in Colorado and New Mexico. This program relies on strong partnerships with local landowners, government agencies, and other conservation groups to keep our lands #resilient. ⛰️ 💧 Check out their incredible work. https://www.nfwf.org/programs/southwest-river

Today, we are shining the light on the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation's (NFWF) Southwest Rivers Program. NFWF is leading projects that restore headwaters and riparian corridors, strengthen rangeland for species, and protect waterways in Colorado and New Mexico. This program relies on strong partnerships with local landowners, government agencies, and other conservation groups to keep our lands #resilient. ⛰️ 💧 Check out their incredible work. https://www.nfwf.org/programs/southwest-river

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Mailliard Ranch, a 14,838-acre property in California, is the largest privately held coast redwood forest. Its meadows, streams and redwood-covered mountains support rare wildlife and plants. In partnership with Save the Redwoods League, and with support from NFWF and Walmart’s Acres for America, the Mailliard family permanently protected the land through three conservation easements — preserving old-growth redwoods and 28 miles of salmon streams. Want to support conservation projects like this?

Mailliard Ranch, a 14,838-acre property in California, is the largest privately held coast redwood forest. Its meadows, streams and redwood-covered mountains support rare wildlife and plants. In partnership with Save the Redwoods League, and with support from NFWF and Walmart’s Acres for America, the Mailliard family permanently protected the land through three conservation easements — preserving old-growth redwoods and 28 miles of salmon streams. Want to support conservation projects like this?

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🙂 Day 2 of the NFWF Grant Seeker Retreat & Site Visit in Bernalillo, NM 🌳💧Participants joined Glenn Harper, Dan Ginter, and Brian Wimberly from the Pueblo of Santa Ana for an incredible field tour through Tamaya (Santa Ana) lands. 🔹The day started along the Rio Grande corridor, where the group learned how changes to the river have affected the bosque (riparian habitat), leading to the loss of cottonwood forests and wetlands. Restoration efforts are now focused on removing invasive salt cedar

🙂 Day 2 of the NFWF Grant Seeker Retreat & Site Visit in Bernalillo, NM 🌳💧Participants joined Glenn Harper, Dan Ginter, and Brian Wimberly from the Pueblo of Santa Ana for an incredible field tour through Tamaya (Santa Ana) lands. 🔹The day started along the Rio Grande corridor, where the group learned how changes to the river have affected the bosque (riparian habitat), leading to the loss of cottonwood forests and wetlands. Restoration efforts are now focused on removing invasive salt cedar

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Rate these jumps ✅✅ Every year, millions of elk, mule deer and pronghorn undertake some of the world’s most spectacular wildlife migrations throughout the American West. Long ago, these animals roamed freely across vast, undeveloped grasslands, sagebrush steppes and mountains. Today, they must run a gauntlet of heavily traveled roads and residential development. Fencing can be an obstacle, resulting in injury from entanglements or even death. But fencing can also be an important tool, used to fu

Rate these jumps ✅✅ Every year, millions of elk, mule deer and pronghorn undertake some of the world’s most spectacular wildlife migrations throughout the American West. Long ago, these animals roamed freely across vast, undeveloped grasslands, sagebrush steppes and mountains. Today, they must run a gauntlet of heavily traveled roads and residential development. Fencing can be an obstacle, resulting in injury from entanglements or even death. But fencing can also be an important tool, used to fu

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Highlights of Mrs Rajeswari speech at NFWF Vadakancherri

Highlights of Mrs Rajeswari speech at NFWF Vadakancherri

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National Fish and Wildlife Foundation | LinkedIn

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation | LinkedIn

#FatBearWeek in action! For bears, packing on the pounds = surviving the harsh Alaskan winter. As the chill of winter descends, bears enter their dens where they will not eat or drink until they emerge from their hibernation in spring. During this time, they may lose up to one-third of their body weight, solely relying on their fat reserves. Survival is a true test of resilience as they need to consume a year’s worth of food in just six months. Bears are drawn to the multitude of salmon readily

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Designer: @Outlyer Effect Hair: @SafiyaHairitage Mua: @Sieglam Show: NFWF @Hydia Bearfield #officiallyziy #naomicampbell #runwaymodel #modeling #modelingtips #howtomodel #winnieharlow #evamarcille #adutakech #duckiethot #fashion #fashiontiktok #fashionhacks #fyp #foryou #foryourpage #viral

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CCMUA transforms industrial shoreline into Living Shoreline with NFWF support | Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority posted on the topic | LinkedIn

Volunteer Owen Sobel Documents Verbesina Removal

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One of North America's most iconic species, monarch butterflies undertake a wondrous, multigenerational migration. A “super generation” migrates south every fall to overwinter in Mexico and begins the northward trek the next spring. The next three generations push north, fanning out across the United States. But pollinators like the monarch butterfly are in trouble across the United States. Habitat fragmentation and reduction of milkweed, the only food source for monarch caterpillars, have dimin

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Bezos Earth Fund on Instagram: "Meet the bird whose home – and conservation status – is making a comeback. The red-cockaded woodpecker lives in the longleaf pine forests of the American Southeast, an area that the @bezosearthfund is working to revive along with @nfwf, @longleaf_alliance, and @americaslongleaf. Restore habitats, and wildlife will have room to rebound. #WildHope #GenerationRestoration"

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পহেলা বৈশাখের উপলক্ষে #genff #nwf #iffgd #anff #nfwf

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YURU Metal Roof Waterproofing Demo

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We recently transferred over 1,000 elkhorn coral to the Florida Keys! 🪸The coral babies were introduced to Keys Marine Laboratory temperature-controlled seawater systems to acclimate before being distributed to restoration partners- Coral Restoration Foundation, Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium, Reef Renewal USA, and Sustainable Oceans and Reefs. 🌊The juvenile elkhorn corals delivered were collected, spawned, and reared with support from NOAA Fisheries Service, NFWF, NOAA Coral Reef Conservat

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At the BRICS Forum, Prabowo Highlights Double Standards in International Law #shortvideo

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Fast Food Company Invests in Regenerative Agriculture

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Last week, our team returned to Española Island to continue protecting one of Galápagos’ most iconic seabirds: the Waved Albatross. 🐦🌿 This expedition is part of our expanded partnership with the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) to protect two iconic Galápagos seabirds, the Waved Albatross and the Galápagos Petrel, through a $1 million investment in science-based conservation. Together with the Galápagos National Park Directorate, we are restoring critical nesting habitats on Españ

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Have you heard about our Beezley Reef Restoration project? 🦪 This 40-acre oyster reef was completed in 2023 in partnership with the Nature Conservancy (@nature_org) and @texasparkswildlife Department. Our teams continue to monitor the area to assess the health of the reef. Monitoring is an integral part of our restoration efforts. It's important to know what worked or what needs improvement in future projects, so we can better the health of our Bay for future generations. 🌊 Funding for this Pr

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