Zed Kennedy (@zedkennedy) 's Twitter Profile
Zed Kennedy

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IUCN (@iucn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Freshwater #biodiversity has declined by 80% since 1970. IUCN is working to develop #sustainable solutions to manage water resources that benefit people and #nature.

Freshwater #biodiversity has declined by 80% since 1970. 

IUCN is working to develop #sustainable solutions to manage water resources that benefit people and #nature.
Kenya Wildlife Service (@kwskenya) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wildlife is more than beauty in the wild; it is the foundation of thriving ecosystems. From predators that regulate populations to pollinators that sustain plant life, every species plays a vital role in maintaining nature’s balance. When wildlife thrives, communities and

Wildlife is more than beauty in the wild; it is the foundation of thriving ecosystems.

From predators that regulate populations to pollinators that sustain plant life, every species plays a vital role in maintaining nature’s balance. When wildlife thrives, communities and
United Nations (@un) 's Twitter Profile Photo

More than one million species of wild flora and fauna are at risk of extinction. On Tuesday’s #WorldWildlifeDay, let’s commit to building a world that can sustain all life on Earth — every action counts. Find out how you can help: wildlifeday.org/en/get-involved

More than one million species of wild flora and fauna are at risk of extinction.

On Tuesday’s #WorldWildlifeDay, let’s commit to building a world that can sustain all life on Earth — every action counts.

Find out how you can help: wildlifeday.org/en/get-involved
Atlantic White Shark Conservancy (@a_whiteshark) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On #WorldWildlifeDay, we’re reminded that protecting wildlife means protecting the systems that sustain us all. White sharks play a critical role in maintaining ocean balance, helping to regulate seal populations and support overall ecosystem health.

News from Science (@newsfromscience) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s the first time a frog—or any amphibian—has been observed pollinating a plant, researchers reported in 2023. Learn more on #WorldWildlifeDay: scim.ag/40FsCTR

It’s the first time a frog—or any amphibian—has been observed pollinating a plant, researchers reported in 2023.

Learn more on #WorldWildlifeDay: scim.ag/40FsCTR
Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) (@bonnconvention) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 📰Our new interim report on the State of the World’s Migratory Species warns that the outlook for migratory wildlife is worsening. Key updates: • 49% of migratory species populations listed under CMS are declining, up from 44% in just two years • 24% of

New Scientist (@newscientist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Indigenous people in Papua, Indonesia, have helped scientists track down two animals that were thought to have gone extinct thousands of years ago: a relative of Australia’s greater glider and a palm-sized possum with a bizarre, elongated finger newscientist.com/article/251808…

The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Love is in the air at Edinburgh zoo. Pebbling marks the start of the breeding season for Gentoo penguins. Kids at Edinburgh Children's Hospital Charity painted pebbles for the penguins to choose from and present to their mates.

BBC Sussex (@bbcsussex) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A butterfly officially classed as extinct in the UK has been seen at sites in Sussex, and across southern England, says a conservation charity. More here: bbc.in/40jaQpz

A butterfly officially classed as extinct in the UK has been seen at sites in Sussex, and across southern England, says a conservation charity.

More here: bbc.in/40jaQpz
IUCN Red List (@iucnredlist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The number of assessed species on the IUCN Red List is now 172,620, with over 48,000 threatened with #extinction. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ is a critical indicator of the health of the world’s #biodiversity. iucnredlist.org

The number of assessed species on the IUCN Red List is now 172,620, with over 48,000 threatened with #extinction.  

The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™ is a critical indicator of the health of the world’s #biodiversity.  

iucnredlist.org
New Scientist (@newscientist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A 20-year study has shown that, like photocopying photocopies, cloning doesn't produce perfect copies – with big implications for farming, conservation and de-extinction newscientist.com/article/252075…

Orangutan Land Trust🦧 (also on Bluesky) (@orangulandtrust) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A palm oil firm has cleared more than 7,500 acres of forest inside a UNESCO biosphere reserve in Indonesian Borneo, threatening areas identified as orangutan habitat. Satya Bumi HCV Network Mighty Earth 🌍 news.mongabay.com/2026/03/palm-o…

AFP News Agency (@afp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🦧 Vast tracts of Indonesian rainforest home to endangered orangutans have been cleared for plantations supplying a maker of "carbon-neutral" packaging, an investigation by AFP and The Gecko Project has found. ➡️ u.afp.com/SEy2

🦧 Vast tracts of Indonesian rainforest home to endangered orangutans have been cleared for plantations supplying a maker of "carbon-neutral" packaging, an investigation by AFP and The Gecko Project has found. 
➡️ u.afp.com/SEy2
BBC Surrey (@bbcsurrey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The UK's first heathland green bridge is due to open next month to help wildlife and people cross the A3 near Cobham, National Highways says.  More here: bbc.in/4u0JpgX

The UK's first heathland green bridge is due to open next month to help wildlife and people cross the A3 near Cobham, National Highways says. 

More here: bbc.in/4u0JpgX
Science Magazine (@sciencemagazine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The top ocean predators during the Cretaceous were primarily giant marine reptiles and sharks, or so researchers have thought. Now, a new study in Science suggests colossal “kraken-like” octopuses once hunted Late Cretaceous seas, growing as large as 19 meters in length and

The top ocean predators during the Cretaceous were primarily giant marine reptiles and sharks, or so researchers have thought. 

Now, a new study in Science suggests colossal “kraken-like” octopuses once hunted Late Cretaceous seas, growing as large as 19 meters in length and