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We get it. Climate conversations can sometimes feel overwhelming. But the climate crisis isn’t going away. 30 x 30 is a global agreement to conserve at least 30 % of the earth by 2030. Read more about how we can achieve that both globally and locally. ⬇️ g.ifaw.org/40mtxtp

We have the power to make policy work for us, let’s use it. Learn how you can support IFAW’s work to influence global climate policy at the link below! g.ifaw.org/4gfbhb5

We know it’s difficult to witness little progress being made to address the ongoing losses & damage brought on by climate change, but showing your support can really make an impact. When enough people show their representatives that an issue matters the status quo changes.

It’s time we start taking our future and the future of life on Earth into our own hands. 🤲🌍 Over the past decade the realities of the climate crisis have begun to set in. Photo: © Donal Boyd

If they are going to recover, they need all the help we can give. Find out how you can support IFAW’s work to save the North Atlantic right whale. ⬇️ g.ifaw.org/4g7HrFp

Right whales are filter feeders, consuming up to 2,000 pounds of tiny organisms daily. Without a consistent food source, they’re forced to travel farther, and exhaustion is taking its toll on their reproductive capacity.

It’s no secret that climate change is harming our ocean, but the complex factors influencing this damage make securing a future for vulnerable species even more difficult. Photo: © Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, NOAA permit 20556-01

Giraffes are facing new extinction threats thanks to extended drought & human wildlife conflict to preserve scarce resources. Our Room to Roam initiative works to connect habitats & give wildlife easier access to food & water even during dry seasons. ⬇️ g.ifaw.org/3yBIIUh

Learn how you can turn your #ClimateAnxiety into #ClimateAction at the link below. g.ifaw.org/4dtE5u5

Allowing that panic to be the reason we throw in the towel, proclaiming that this calamity is inevitable, is the only sure-fire way to make that statement unequivocally true. We cannot lose hope in the solutions that are actively and effectively changing Earth’s course right now.

Climate anxiety is no longer the stranger we wish it was. As the climate crisis continues to decimate the places we love, our fears for the future have no choice but to grow. Yet, this daunting feeling can have a dangerous consequence—inaction. Photo: © Wild is Life

We need 60 ratifications for the Treaty to become international law and support the global target to safeguard at least 30% of the ocean by 2030. Encourage your government to act swiftly to protect the high seas: g.ifaw.org/4dj5tL9

A year ago, the #HighSeasTreaty opened for signatures at the UN. Since then, over 90 countries have signed and 8 have ratified 👏 Now it's time for others to join the #RaceForRatification!

Every living creature, from the smallest fish to the largest whale, plays a role in this delicate balance. Make waves & join us in support of this important message by clicking the link.⬇️ Be Bill. Be Tom. Be Ocean. #IFAW #BeOcean #MarineProtection g.ifaw.org/3zxTM5h

If we don’t act now, we risk losing the incredible diversity of life it sustains—and the vital role it plays in our own survival. Join us to preserve the color, vibrancy, and differences that make every marine species special. We need the ocean, and the ocean needs us.

Diversity is the key to protecting life on land & under the sea. The ocean is home to some of the most unique species, provides us with oxygen to breathe & is a source of peace and inspiration. Every wave connects us, no matter where we call home, and our ocean is in crisis.

IFAW says 14 bottlenose dolphins were stranded Monday off Brewster, Massachusetts, the largest such case ever in the Northeast on.necn.com/CmX6ABl