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Bound by elements to nature: Aligning humanity's infrastructure needs with the ecological processes that support life on Earth.

Nature refers to the natural world around us, encompassing all living things, landscapes, and processes that shape our planet. It includes: - Landscapes: mountains, oceans, forests, deserts, and more - Weather and climate: sunshine, rain, wind, temperature, and seasons - Living things: plants, animals, insects, and microorganisms - Ecosystems: interactions between living things and their environments - Natural processes: growth, decay, erosion, and renewal Nature is complex, beautiful, and essential for human existence. It provides: - Air and water - Food and shelter - Inspiration and recreation - A sense of wonder and connection to the world around us Nature is a delicate balance, and its conservation is crucial for our future.

At Native, we partner with true climate experts. For generations, they have held a deep, profound and sacred connection to their ancestral lands, and have evolved lifestyles that harmonise with their environments. They intuitively understand the delicate balance of ecosystems. Through their traditional knowledge and time-tested methods, they safeguard the rich tapestry of life. Indigenous conservation efforts encompass not only preserving ecosystems but also nurturing cultural heritage for future generations. Sometimes we all need reminding, the climate and conservation space is more than facts and figures, standards and goals. It's our home. It's our children's future. www.nativeearth.io #Sustainable #Sustainability #Conservation #Conserve

The future of our Earth is in our hands. Earth day should be every day, honoring the ancient wisdom of Indigenous Peoples, preserving our precious forests, and protecting biodiversity ☀️Earth Day is an annual celebration that honors the achievements of the environmental movement and raises awareness. https://lnkd.in/gbpK4CjX

It is crucial for us to realize that our remaining forests are not only essential for our present well-being but also for the future of our planet and its inhabitants. The decisions we make today regarding the preservation and restoration of our forests will profoundly impact the generations to come.

It is crucial for us to realize that our remaining forests are not only essential for our present well-being but also for the future of our planet and its inhabitants. The decisions we make today regarding the preservation and restoration of our forests will profoundly impact the generations to come.

Bereket Balcha: As urban landscapes evolve, prioritising indigenous species and responsible environmental practices is vital. These urban havens play a crucial role in bringing harmony and tranquillity. READ MORE https://ow.ly/v72t50QSWEn

Our Land, Our Future. 🌍 Today, on World Environment Day (5th of June), we come together globally to celebrate the vital theme of land and water restoration. It serves as a powerful reminder of our collective responsibility to preserve and restore the earth's essential resources. We stand at the intersection of nature and human progress, recognizing the significant impact of our actions. We cannot turn back time, but we can plant forests, preserve water sources, and restore soils. We are the generation that can make peace with land. We pave the way for a sustainable future. We are #GenerationRestoration - the generation that can make peace with the land and secure a better tomorrow for all. 🌿💧 #WorldEnvironmentDay

Please join us and UN Environment Programme in celebrating International Mountain Day. This theme was selected to fully include mountains in the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration 2021–2030, co-led by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN and the UN Environment Programme. The Decade is an opportunity to draw together political support, scientific research and financial resources to significantly scale-up restoration and prevent further degradation of mountain ecosystems. Mountains cover around 27 percent of the Earth's land surface and host about half of the world's biodiversity hotspots. As the water towers of the world, they supply freshwater to an estimated half of humanity. Mountains are home to an extraordinary range of plants and animals, and to many culturally diverse communities with different languages and traditions. From climate regulation and water provisioning services, to soil maintenance and conservation, mountains are key to our lives and livelihoods. #mountainsmatter #VerbierSummit https://lnkd.in/eEJswxEy

Life is interlaced with the serene beauty of #wetlands🌿🌊💦🦩. Let's appreciate these vital ecosystems that enhance human well-being. As stewards of the Earth, it's our responsibility to care, nurture, support and #RestoreWetlands for a sustainable future for us and the planet. More information 👉 https://bit.ly/3TRS9r4 #WorldWetlandsDay #RestoreNature #ActForWetlands #WetlandsForHumans Convention on Wetlands