Another round of heavy precipitation and high elevation snow is possible next week along the West Coast, which could lead to flooding and other ground impacts for southern Oregon and Northern California. High winds are also possible over much of the West. https://t.co/anjydqoYZw

NWS Climate Prediction Center

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Celebramos el día de la vida silvestre entre garras y raíces
El yaguarundí y el ocelote han hecho de los manglares su hogar, aprovechando sus habilidades para trepar, nadar y acechar. Estos felinos utilizan la densidad del ecosistema para cazar y moverse sin ser detectados.
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Conservación Internacional 🇨🇴

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RT @CIRESnews: "NOAA is taxpayer-funded, so it is a public good – its services provide safety and security for everyone, not just those who can pay for it." CIRES' @cwiedinm and Kari Bowen explain @NOAA's role in U.S. weather forecasts in @ConversationUS ⬇️
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CIRA

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RT @IucnE: Joining the world to celebrate #WorldWildlifeDay2025

Wildlife conservation is not just about protecting species—it is securing the ecosystems that sustain people, economies and our collective well-being.

➡️Full message from @IUCN Director General https://t.co/FvqZElzrBz https://t.co/pPGkagejIi

IUCN Protected and Conserved Areas

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RT @AntarcticaSouth: Happy #WorldWildlifeDay from Antarctica’s Wildest Residents! Today, we celebrate their resilience, beauty, and the fragile ecosystem they call home. Protecting them means protecting the health of our planet. 🐋🦭🐧🦐🐟️🐦️
📷️ by John Weller https://t.co/9gK3at0JFS

UN Biodiversity

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The pan-European region faces various threats to its biodiversity from agriculture, pollution, urbanization, transport infrastructure, climate change & invasive species.

@UNECE supports countries with practical tools to manage & address these threats:
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UN Biodiversity

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RT @UN: Investing in nature isn’t just a choice—it’s a necessity.

Monday is #WorldWildlifeDay - an opportunity to highlight the power of innovative finance to conserve wildlife and secure a sustainable future for people and the planet. https://t.co/pZvYZDGomN https://t.co/El3Udml4ca

UN Biodiversity

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A spiny mouse, a sticky-tongued salamander, a tiny squirrel, a blob-headed fish… These are just some of the species discovered in a not-so-remote area of Peruvian rainforest that provide proof that nature and people can live side-by-side. #WorldWildlifeDay https://t.co/InJAfzb5Ka

Conservation Intl

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For every $1 invested in protected areas, the return is at least 6x—from ecotourism, small businesses and conservation jobs. The message is clear: finance nature, fuel prosperity.

Read: https://t.co/JMgaGlJ7Ay #WorldWildlifeDay #WildlifeConservationFinance https://t.co/ZPeQkhL667

World Bank Climate

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Happy #WorldWildlifeDay! Check out this footage of two tigers, Bohdana and Kuma, in Kazakhstan, which has been without tigers for more than 70 years! https://t.co/qtkc9LwYF1

World Wildlife Fund

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RT @GreenpeaceColom: 🌍 Lo que comienza en el mar, termina en tu plato.

Los peces y mariscos consumen microplásticos, que luego llegan a nuestra mesa. Investigaciones han encontrado plástico en la sal de mesa, el agua potable y hasta en la leche materna.

⚠️ Necesitamos soluciones urgentes: menos plásticos, más regulación. Súmate al cambio.

#Microplásticos #CrisisPlástica #GreenpeaceColombia

Greenpeace International

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