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On #InternationalDayOfForests, Jon Scott of @NFWFnews gave us great insights on the Longleaf Landscape Stewardship Fund, which supports restoration efforts of longleaf pines to strengthen forest resilience. Read more in our new Medium piece: moorecharitable.medium.com/international-…

Small actions contribute to a cleaner, healthier planet. How can you help? ♻️ Reduce single-use plastics ♻️ Reuse bags, bottles, and containers ♻️ Recycle properly On #GlobalRecyclingDay, let’s commit to keeping our communities and ecosystems clean!

Rocky Mountain Youth Corps NM is engaging young stewards to conserve New Mexico’s public lands. In 2025, they treated 165 forest acres, removed 10 acres of invasive species, and planted 1,350 trees.🌳 We’re grateful for their partnership! 🤝 Learn more: youthcorps.org

On #InternationalDayofActionforRivers, we celebrate these lifelines that sustain communities and ecosystems. With our partners, we safeguard free flowing waterways that provide drinking water for millions. Learn why protecting the Susitna matters: moorecharitable.medium.com/the-susitna-ri…

Why are #forests vital to ecosystem health? 🌲 Home to 80% of terrestrial biodiversity 🌲 Sequester ~7.6B tons of CO₂ annually 🌲 Support freshwater, as ~50% comes from forested lands Their impact goes far beyond these numbers, which is why we must conserve them!

Forests across the southeastern U.S. are being clearcut for wood pellets burned as biomass energy, driven by companies like Drax. Thats why we are proud to support Biofuelwatch as they challenge government subsidy loopholes for biomass to protect #forests and community health.

National Forest Foundation brings communities and volunteers together to restore our 193M-acre National Forest System 🌲 In Northern New Mexico, NFF supports #forest health, wildfire mitigation, habitat protection & responsible recreation. Learn more: nationalforests.org

On #WorldWildlifeDay, we celebrate wildlife’s irreplaceable role in healthy, balanced ecosystems. 🌿 From migratory birds to sharks to turtles, diverse species support food webs, nutrient cycling, and resilience that benefit communities.🐾

Healthy #forests store carbon, lower wildfire risk, filter groundwater, and support wildlife. This month we’re spotlighting partners working to steward this ecosystem through conservation efforts. Follow along to see how MCF grantees are helping forests thrive. 🌲🌳

As federal wetland protections narrow, some of our most critical ecosystems face growing risk. These changes leave wetlands more vulnerable to development and long-term degradation. Read more in our new Medium piece on why wetland protections matter. moorecharitable.medium.com/wetlands-under…

Did you know #wetlands can remove up to 90% of sediments from runoff? Acting as nature’s filters, they trap pollutants and excess nutrients—delivering cleaner water to rivers, bays, and streams, from the Cape Fear River to the Rio Grande headwaters. 💧🌿 moorecharitable.org/what-we-do/cle…

From advocacy to action, #wetlands are being defended and restored. In Panama, @TheOxygenProj rallies public support to protect mangroves, while in the Bahamas, @bonetarpontrust works to restore 1M mangroves by 2030. Thank you to our grantees for advancing this work!

February is #YouthLeadershipMonth! We’re proud to highlight @RMYC_NM and @forestguild for empowering youth to protect forests, waterways, and communities. 🤝🌎

Across North Carolina, wetland protections are weakening, and proposed development in the Cape Fear River adds pressure on these vulnerable areas. We’re grateful to the NC Conservation Network and Southern Environmental Law Center for defending them through advocacy and law. 👏

Through the Rio Grande Corridor Restoration Project, Bird Conservancy of the Rockies is restoring #wetlands at Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge—protecting a critical migratory stopover and year-round home for 200+ bird species in the SLV. 🐦 Learn more: birdconservancy.org

On #WorldWhaleDay, we’re highlighting the @stri_panama and @Panacetacea in Panama’s Gulf of Chiriquí. Their long-term research on blue and humpback whales is informing #conservation strategies to combat overharvesting and protect ocean life. 🐋

Why do we need wetlands? 🐟They shelter 40% of all plant and animal species, giving wildlife a place to thrive. 🌧️They act as natural barriers, reducing flood risks and preventing erosion. 🌱They filter pollutants from water and store carbon, supporting healthier ecosystems.

Through hands-on fieldwork and research, @sunyesf’s Waterfowl and #Wetlands Program equips students to protect #wildlife and wetland ecosystems. We’re proud to support the next generation of #conservation leaders. 🌿 Learn more: esf.edu

Today is #InternationalWomenandGirlsinScience Day! 🔬 We’re highlighting Kerri Allen of the @NCCoastalFed, a recipient of @UNCWilmington’s Distinguished Award, for her work protecting and restoring NC’s coast. 🌊👏 Learn more. coastalreview.org/2026/02/uncw-a…

During #BlackHistoryMonth, we thank @NCCoastalLT and the Orton Foundation for restoring Reaves Chapel, a lasting symbol of Gullah Geechee heritage. This chapel represents one of the Cape Fear’s most culturally and historically significant sites. coastallandtrust.org/lands/reaves-c…