Notices by anna_lillith 🇺🇦🌱🐖 (anna_lillith@mas.to), page 3

#Antarctic #ecosystem #krill #whales #penguins
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It’s time to put an end to the plunder of the oceans.

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#Seaspiracy #OceanConservation #SeaShepherd #ecostory #Allankay #KrillIndustry #fishing #nature #MarineWildlife #whales #WhaleConservation #ProtectOurWildlife #AntarcticaDefense

#SuperTrawler #BottomTrawling #krill

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Reset Humanity

#GiseleDekel

“The roots of all living things are tied together. Deep in the ground of being, they tangle and embrace. If we look deeply, we find that we do not have a separate self-identity, a self that does not include sun and wind, earth and water, creatures and plants, and one another.”
— Joan Halifax

The Self-confidence of the ignorant is one of the biggest disasters of the humanity!

Mehmet Murat ildan

When history forgot them, she wrote them back in 💛

#JessicaWade #wikipedia

END SHARK NETS IN NSW

What started as a misguided attempt to reduce the risk of shark bite for public safety has turned into a drawn-out and devastating force on our #MarineLife. The NSW Department of Primary Industries still deploys #SharkNets at 51 beaches from #Newcastle to #Wollongong every year.

#Dolphins, #rays, #turtles and #sharks are routinely entangled and drown – the vast majority of animals caught are not considered in any way dangerous.

https://sharkchampions.org.au/end-shark-nets-in-nsw/

#SaveOurSeas 🦈

If we want to protect #sharks, one of the ocean's apex predators, we must end our support of the commercial fishing industry—which kills animals indiscriminately. 🦈

#SaveOurSeas 🌊

So, what went right this week? Well, in the global race to reclaim the realm from motor vehicles, the Finnish capital has chalked up a big win: the city just went an entire year without a single road death. The feat follows a years-long mission to make its streets safer. Speed limits have been lowered, cycle lanes have been laid, and improvements made to public transport to reduce car dependency – a “people-first approach to mobility” that appears to be paying off.

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Speaking of persistence paying off, the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition teased some of its most striking entries this week. Many of the photographers behind them waited hours to capture the right moment and the results are not just a visual delight. Launched alongside the Natural History Museum in London’s pioneering Biodiversity Intactness Index, which tracks international progress towards conservation goals, they add much-needed urgency to protecting the natural world.

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In other news, a simple blood test was shown to catch ovarian cancer early, Iraq made “important gains” on poverty, and a record amount of investment flowed to renewables.

Images: Gabriella Comi/Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Tapio Haaja, iStock, Sgt. Canaan Radcliffe, National Cancer Institute, 3DSculptor, Karsten Würth, Jack Sagumai @ WWF Pacific, roam in color, Jevgenij Voronov, Bertie Gregory/Wildlife Photographer of the Year

- Positive News UK

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#PlantbasedFuture #plantbased #cancer
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