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2021-04-08

"Nature is a perfect way to recharge a fashion designer’s soul! Taking inspiration from nature gives us a fresh perspective on design."🧶#ConservationOptimism

Find out more here to see how WildRoots is inspiring the next generation of fashion designers: https://t.co/nJdCDduHhD

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2020-11-23

NEW BLOG: Read our latest blog to find out what happened when Jinlin Chen decided to investigate where her plastic waste really ended up and how she decided to take action to tackle the issues she discovered! 🗑️

>>> https://t.co/y17tEsTCK2

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2020-11-05

📯We want to hear from YOU this month! 📯

Which stories did you find particularly inspiring on our platform in 2020? What did your children think of our Kids' Corner? Did you use our Positive Communication Toolkit? Share your stories and highlights with us!

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2020-10-13

We're thrilled to be working on a session for with illustrator from !

We'll be running a Q&A with him next week so if you have a burning question about his work or creative conservation more broadly comment below.

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2020-10-09

This year, we are running a virtual exhibition on the day of the film festival by putting a spotlight on the work of the following illustrators, photographers and artists. Check it out here: https://t.co/1Thv68LTNS

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2020-05-29

NEW BLOG: Conservation messages can sometimes be rather depressing. wanted to make something that was not only more positive but also more fun!
>>> https://t.co/usK00gCTEg

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2020-04-29

They'll take a trip to New Zealand where in 2019, the kākāpō population reached a record high of 213 birds for the first time in more than 70 years.

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2020-03-20

Now is the time to look forward and to kickstart this brand new decade.🍾Are you ready? 3.2.1! shares what is already giving us reasons for in 2020: https://t.co/u031oFSihq

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2020-01-13

Lost species highlighted in our most recent blog which also includes some for which ZSL is taking conservation action, a reason for https://t.co/EhnrxI2EwI

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2019-12-01

People often choose to protect animals that are cute versus those that look scary or unattractive. But all species have an important role in nature that we must respect & protect from human destruction. https://t.co/P9POjI24xe

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2019-09-29

summit people - tell us about your through our 8-minute online survey, and help share with colleagues globally: https://t.co/b8jPaQxIsC

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2019-09-03

What an amazing group of panelists we have lined up for our session at summit to speak about their experiences helping us test the

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2019-08-29

Some of the sadly now animals mentioned by Carl Jones - dodo, passenger thylacine & Carolina parakeet. It is too late for these but he said that we can save & restore but it does take time.

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2019-06-12

"Study nature, love nature, stay close to It will NEVER fail you." Frank Lloyd Wright

We couldn't agree more: https://t.co/SJC3ENuVD5

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2019-04-29

"If we all work to identify and share it widely and tag when we do, we can counter this overwhelming cloud of dire threats." 🦏🐘

Check out our newly cross-posted blog here: https://t.co/dY4fklusw8

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2019-04-12

Happy We are so lucky to be surrounded with incredible and explore and with experts on our programme. Let's not forget we share the world with so many amazing creatures!

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2019-03-03

Sombrero Island, home to the endemic, critically endangered Sombrero island ground lizard (and others). and are working on an ambitious recovery plan. https://t.co/Tp75eOFsQn

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2019-02-04

The woolly flying squirrel was rediscovered by Peter Zahler of the Wildlife Conservation Society. Local help was key to find a creature whose urine is used in the region as an aphrodisiac! https://t.co/2tyWGlrcw9

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2018-04-17