Want to learn more about the key concepts and steps of forest and landscape restoration?

Dive into the most consulted free online course in the @FAO elearning Academy catalogue!

Introduction to forest and landscape restoration

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FAO Forestry

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During disasters, it is not enough for an early warning system⚠️ to correctly identify an incoming hazard.

It must also ensure that the populations & sectors that are at risk can receive the alert, understand it, & act on it.

#EarlyWarningsForAll | 👉 https://t.co/C7D8CxbOuj https://t.co/hDskiOT6To

UNDRR

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#Belize’s Maya communities are working to restore fire-damaged lands and build a more climate-resilient future. Discover how the World Bank is promoting the recognition of #IndigenousPeoples’ contributions as stewards of the world’s forests & ecosystems: https://t.co/eKlgfMh2of https://t.co/ESArxSLrn6

World Bank Climate

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Strengthened pledges to reduce and halt #deforestation by 2030 and to provide financial support this transition from both, developed and developing countries are needed to scale up forest-based targets.

🌳 https://t.co/FjbQQB2d9Y #SaveForestsNow
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UN Biodiversity

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Did you know that 60% of GHG emissions come from cities?

With urban population increasing, these emissions are on the rise.

Dive deep into how national climate plans, or NDCs, are stepping up to integrate urban elements to help combat climate change: https://t.co/RJ7jdV04Dl https://t.co/XYsF6AIg1L

UNDP Climate

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Wetlands are rich reservoirs of biodiversity that are vital for humanity and nature to thrive. About 40% of the world’s plant and animal species depend on wetlands.

Their diverse ecosystems support healthy planet functioning and sustainable human development.

via @RamsarConv https://t.co/5NzgVcUOGx

UN Biodiversity

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RT @GreenpeaceID: https://t.co/go1O39yoHR

Greenpeace International

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RT @GreenpeaceEAsia: China's approvals for new coal-fired power plants dropped sharply in the first half of this year, according to our review of project documents showing that 14 new coal plants were approved from January to June with a total capacity of 10.3 gigawatts. @AP

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“No climate adaptation for farmers means no food.” 🌾 Farmers are working in many ways to ensure food security for us all.

@UNFCCC spoke to Esther Penunia of @AsianFarmers about the crucial role of family farmers in adapting to our changing climate.

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RT @GreenpeaceAP: Destroy the land and it will destroy you. 💚🙏 https://t.co/oH3wxj5GLV

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With the impacts of climate change worsening, countries are strengthening efforts to decarbonize and build resilience.

📹 See how Samoa is embarking on a #GreenTransformation with support from @UNDP and Japan: https://t.co/HNDt1yySwZ https://t.co/fOrzYZGueT

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RT @NOAA: On the latest #PlanetNOAA podcast, @NOAANSSL's Dr. Elizabeth Smith reflects on how the recently released “Twisters” movie positively reflects women making a difference in severe weather fieldwork. 🌪

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Bogs & other types of peatlands are critical to combating the climate crisis, preserving biodiversity, & more.

Yet, peatlands are under increased threat. The Global Peatlands Map 2.0 provides key data on the status of peatlands: https://t.co/trocVjV0sO

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RT @NASAEarth: Have questions about extreme weather? Today at 3pm ET, @NASAClimate experts discuss shifts in the intensity of events such as heat waves, floods, wildfires, and hurricanes.

Use #AskNASA to submit a question and watch live: https://t.co/HR4m4kq8Xw https://t.co/wmRxgrfpyi

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Despite more than 4,500 climate change policies over the last 3 decades, we are still on track for unprecedented global warming. But some climate policies have led to real action and real results. What can we learn from them?

#RealityCheck report: https://t.co/4907K7MBkZ https://t.co/ah5btXJ45s

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RT @David_Ritter: Oil and gas companies such as Woodside can’t be trusted to clean up their mess in our oceans on their own. We need strong regulation to ensure that they properly decommission their offshore infrastructure.

https://t.co/Wri6e0RdAO

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Paper alert📢
New research by former PhD student @hannahrsdawson and coauthors uses modelling to investigate how often, and from where, ocean debris can raft to Antarctica. This study has also been discussed in a piece by The Conversation. Read more here: https://t.co/sRP7m4UUvl

UNSW Climate Change Research Centre

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