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Natural resources are elements found in the environment that are essential for life and human activities. They can be categorized into renewable resources like sunlight, wind, and water, and non-renewable resources like minerals and fossil fuels. In Wayanad, natural resources include diverse flora and fauna, fertile soil for agriculture, water bodies, and mineral deposits. Proper management and conservation of these resources are crucial for sustaining the ecosystem and supporting the local economy. #Snsinstitutions #Snsdesignthinking #Designthinkers

DID YOU KNOW? On average, mangrove forests sequester about 14.2 to 17.9 metric tons of carbon per hectare per year according to scientific studies and reports. Yet this is the same ecosystem depleting, in world where carbon emissions continue to increase by 1.1% according to international energy agency (IEA) 2023 report. Let's conserve the mangrove ecosystem. #charlesandbarkerltd #inogenalliance #sustainablefuture #protectmangroves

Our environment is our only home. Let's work together to: 🌱 Restore degraded lands and forests 🐝 Protect and preserve biodiversity 🌊 Safeguard our oceans and waterways 🔋 Transition to renewable energy sources Let's build a #sustainablefuture for ourselves. #WorldEnvironmentDay #GenerationRestoration #ClimateAction #WED2024

The Hidden Costs of Hydropower Development: While hydropower is often celebrated as a clean energy source, its impact on ecosystems tells a different story. Dam construction disrupts river ecosystems, affecting aquatic habitats and species migration. Flooded areas destroy forests and biodiversity, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions from decaying organic matter. Downstream, altered water flow impacts agriculture, fisheries, and communities relying on natural river cycles. Sustainable hydropower requires careful planning, balancing energy needs with ecosystem health. Let’s prioritize solutions that respect nature while meeting our energy demands. 🌍💧 #Sustainability #Hydropower #EcosystemBalance #CleanEnergy

🌍 Protecting Birds in Poland and the Baltic States! 🦅   Biodiversity is essential, and birds play a crucial role in our ecosystems. In Poland and the Baltic States, many bird species are threatened by energy infrastructure.   🔧 At Biodiv-Wind, we've developed SafeWind®, an innovative solution to protect birds from wind turbines. SafeWind detects the presence of birds and takes measures to prevent collisions, combining biodiversity protection with renewable energy development.   👉 Let's take action together! Contact us to learn more about SafeWind and how we can collaborate to protect our biodiversity.   🌱💚 Together, let's make renewable energy a positive force for our planet.   #Biodiversity #BirdProtection #RenewableEnergy #SafeWind #Environment

As a society and an energy company, we are dependent on the services provided by nature. That's why it's crucial that we take action to preserve it. The EU Nature Restoration Act may be on hold, but that shouldn't stop us from making a positive impact on biodiversity. At #Vattenfall, we're committed to making a net positive impact by 2030. Our ongoing projects and initiatives, from offshore wind farms to hydropower projects, are all aimed at achieving this goal. Check out our biodiversity brochure for an overview of these initiatives. Read more: https://lnkd.in/g5gnsSd3 #NatureConservation #Biodiversity

What is your biodiversity net gain? In the latest in our series of posts on what we can expect from our new labour government, we’re looking at their pledge to create a mandatory biodiversity net gain (BNG) policy for all construction projects, on both land and sea. There are some concerns that this could be at odds with home building and energy security targets. For example, expansion of offshore wind farms which could cause some disruption to marine biodiversity. BNG means that projects must result in an increase, rather than a decrease, in nature. How will labour balance meeting climate reduction targets and hitting BNG aspirations whilst getting Britain building. #BiodivesityNetGain #GetBritainBuilding #ClimateLitigation

Mangroves are a remarkably diverse and important ecosystem that works in tandem with other marine ecosystems including seagrass beds and coral reefs all of which are essential not only for the health of our ocean, coasts and the #biodiversity that they support, but for the wellbeing of humans, We also need to protect and restore our #mangroves as they are an important habitat and source of food supplies for many indigenous peoples and local communities around the globe Protecting mangroves and restoring damaged ones also helps combat #climatechange through carbon sequestration as they are some of the most carbon-rich #ecosystems on the planet, storing on average 1,000 tonnes of carbon per Ha in their biomass and underlying soils #ecosystemservices #gpi2050 🌱

🚀New on the VALIAS Website: FAQ on Invasive Alien Species!🌊🐡 Curious about invasive alien species and their impact on our marine ecosystems? We’ve just launched a new FAQ section on our website to answer all your questions!💡 Learn more about what invasive species are, why they’re a threat to biodiversity and how the VALIAS Project is working to turn this challenge into an opportunity by creating new value chains from their biomass. ♻🐟 🌐 Visit the FAQ section here: https://valias.eu/faq/ Stay informed and discover how we’re protecting our seas and creating sustainable solutions for the future! 🌍✨ #VALIAS #InvasiveSpecies #MarineConservation #Sustainability #EcoInnovation #FAQ #Website #HorizonEU #HorizonEurope #EUprojects

“How BlueGreen Water Technologies ‘reset the ecological clock’, allowing Mother Nature to regain her balance.” The ‘magic’ happened at Mantua Reserve as the dominant toxic algae species underwent Programmed Cell Death (PCD), just days after a single treatment on Sep. 25. This natural process locked vast amounts of carbon within the sediment, mirroring Earth's age-old carbon balance mechanisms. Our mission at Blue Green Water Technologies also extends to revitalizing ecosystems, nurturing biodiversity, and providing communities with the essential resource of safe water, all at no cost to them. The ability to support local communities with the very basic need of access to safe water, while rehabilitating entire aquatic ecosystems and restoring biodiversity, as well as removing volumes of carbon from the atmosphere, all at the same time, is the reason we continue to do what we do. We are very much looking forward to replicating these results and taking one step closer to a brighter future. (link to read more in the comments) #climatechange #CDR #safewater