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08/14/2024
The rapid spread of mpox, formerly called monkeypox, in African countries constitutes a global health emergency, the World Health Organization declared on Wednesday.
This is the second time in three years that the W.H.O. has designated an mpox epidemic as a global emergency. It previously did so in July 2022. That outbreak went on to affect nearly 100,000 people, primarily gay and bisexual men, in 116 countries, and killed about 200 people.
The threat this time is deadlier. Since the beginning of this year, the Democratic Republic of Congo alone has reported more than 14,000 mpox cases and 524 deaths. Those most at risk include women and children under 15.
“The detection and rapid spread of a new clade of mpox in eastern D.R.C., its detection in neighboring countries that had not previously reported mpox, and the potential for further spread within Africa and beyond is very worrying,” said Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the W.H.O.’s director general.
The outbreak has spread through 13 countries in Africa, including a few that had never reported mpox cases before. On Tuesday, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared a “public health emergency of continental security,” the first time the organization has taken that step since the African Union granted it the power to do so last year.
“It’s in the interests of the countries, of the continent and of the world to get our arms around us and stop transmission as soon as we can,” said Dr. Nicole Lurie, the executive director for preparedness and response at the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, a nonprofit that finances vaccine development.
Facing the threat of global spread, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has urged clinicians and the public in the United States to be alert for the virus.
The W.H.O.’s designation of a “public health emergency of international concern” is intended to prompt member countries to begin preparing for the virus’s appearance and to share vaccines, treatments and other key resources with poorer nations.
08/14/2024
The epidemic is concentrated in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but the virus has now appeared in a dozen other African countries.
08/14/2024
Africa CDC declares mpox a public health emergency
Africa’s top public health body acts over outbreak of mpox that spread from the Democratic Republic of Congo to neighbouring countries.
Africa’s top public health body acts over outbreak of mpox that spread from the DRC to neighbouring countries.
08/11/2024
08/09/2024
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Join us at the WINGS ✨2024 Women of Discovery Awards Gala✨ this fall on October 24th at 583 Park Avenue in NYC! 💚💙 You don’t want to miss it!
Click the link in our bio to buy your ticket TODAY & learn more about the events! We hope to see you there.🌟
08/09/2024
Happy International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples!
Indigenous communities make up 5% of the global population and protect 80% of Earth’s remaining biodiversity.
In order to raise awareness of the needs of these population groups, every 9th of August commemorates the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, chosen in recognition of the first meeting of the UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations held in Geneva in 1982.
Big shout out to the team especially Jingyu pictured here xie xie we couldn’t have done anything without you and everyone that made this unique production possible 🙏🏽🐵📷: Tiana Tan
08/09/2024
This event looks incredible! 💙
How do we hold climate grief and our love of beautiful places we call home at the same time? Can psychedelics play a role in a reset for humans on thi...
07/18/2024
We love all of these and our warriors 🌎 ♻️ thank you! 💙💚
✨️🌳🌸 Collective Liberation is our goal!
Following in the footsteps of our ancestral revolutionaries, we stare fascism in the face, hold one another up and brace for the times ahead. Liberation is possible with radical action, resistance, education, hope, healing, dreaming, courage, sacrifice - and community.
Our Studio Ghibli inspired community co-created Liberation Affirmations are here to inspire us to stay on the frontlines when we’re tired, scared, and feeling alone. On Nelson Mandela Day (July 18th) we honor Nelson Mandela, a leader known for peace and resistance against South Africa’s apartheid.
Fam - it’s going to be us doing the work. Sharing the ways you’re affirming Liberation in your daily lives can and will empower others to continue their resistance action, too. As we’ve seen in the past, some ways we can topple racist systems and empires is sharing - knowledge, strength, resources and most of all, love.
❤️🔥 Comment your Liberation Affirmations
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07/18/2024
🌟SAVE THE DATE! 🌟 ♻️
The WINGS Women of Discovery Awards Gala is happening this fall on October 24th at 583 Park Avenue in NYC! 💚 AND The WINGS Global Explorers Forum is taking place on October 26th at the Scandinavia House in NYC!💙
Click the link in our bio to learn more about the events! We hope to see you there.🌟
07/18/2024
Living up to their creative potential might be the simplest way for someone to improve their life. “Make creativity a life habit,” Arthur C. Brooks writes. “That means working at your creative practice regularly, not just when you feel like it.”
Modern research in neuroscience and psychology has revealed that actively engaging in creative pursuits is an effective way to gain relief from negative emotions and increase one’s sense of well-being. In 2021, researchers found that for students and working adults, there’s a positive correlation between self-perceived creativity and life satisfaction. Activities such as poetry therapy can also “reduce anxiety and post-traumatic-stress symptoms in patients,” Brooks continues. Even “simply working on creative solutions to common problems can relieve psychological burdens.”
“I have found that many professional artists—an unusually anxious group—seek relief from their affliction by losing themselves,” Brooks writes. Neuroscience offers an explanation for how creativity can lower negative emotions: A 2015 study found that during the idea-generation phase of writing, the part of the brain associated with mind-wandering is especially active. This “suggests that creative activity might have some of the same analgesic effects on stress as contemplative exercises do,” Brooks explains.
With so many creative outlets to choose from, finding one that “fits your personality and tastes can be daunting,” Brooks explains. Luckily, your personality type can offer clues: “Extroverted, novelty-seeking people should try inventive, public avenues such as improv drama and jazz; introverted people who like new experiences might do better in the field of fiction writing,” Brooks writes. “Extroverts who prefer to interpret the works of others can try theater or classical music; introverts in the same vein might prefer studying poetry.”
Regardless of your chosen artistic activity, you will benefit from exercising your creative brain. “Make a habit of your creative pursuit, and feel better as a result—and maybe even inspired,” Brooks continues at the link in our bio.
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07/14/2024
Some producers just belong in the field, do you agree? Also, our reaction to can you get more on camera? To be honest we’ve done better than most 🙊 📷: 🐵
07/14/2024
HAPPY WORLD CHIMPANZEE DAY
In honor of humankind’s closest living relative, is a celebration of an extraordinary species: chimpanzees!
On July 14, 1960, Dr. Jane Goodall arrived in what is now Gombe National Park, Tanzania, to start her trailblazing research on wild chimpanzees. To mark this anniversary, we now celebrate on this day every year.
World Chimpanzee Day was first founded by a group of NGOs, including the Jane Goodall Institute, the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance, Liberia Chimpanzee Rescue & Protection, and the Lincoln Park Zoo. This year, like every year, is a day of celebration of chimpanzees and the people who have done so much work to help save them. Thank you to all fighting to protect our closest relatives and their remaining wild habitats!
📷: 2011
07/12/2024
We can’t get enough of ’s work! Wow👏🏽🙌🏽 Thank you Chien for your great work, it’s so incredibly inspiring! If you’re not following Chien, please have a look! 💙
Biofluorescent carnivorous plants? Some Nepenthes pitcher plants reflect an eerie blue color under ultraviolet light, but why? This and many other stories about these remarkable plants can be found at my upcoming photo exhibition “Fatal Attraction” in the Darkroom Gallery at .kl in Kuala Lumpur which opens this coming Monday, 15 July. Admission is free.
A wonderful reminder that applies to filmmakers, conservationists & researchers as well. We have to be vigilant about our impact as foreigners.
♻️ .a.butler
Avoiding Extractive Journalism
At we frequently document the harm extractive industries can inflict on nature & people. However, journalism itself can sometimes be extractive. This issue arises when journalists enter a community, gather stories, and then leave. Despite the journalist’s best intentions, if the story isn’t accessible to the community, they may never benefit from their contributions to the reporting.
In more severe cases, reporting can endanger community members. While a journalist can leave, local community members cannot. This reality underscores the importance of avoiding extractive journalism.
In general, there are several strategies to help reduce extractive journalism, including:
🎯 Long-term engagement: Investing time to understand the complexities of the issues ensures thorough & respectful reporting.
🎯 Involve locals: Partnering with local journalists, fixers, and community members provides invaluable insights & context.
🎯 Follow up: Continued coverage after the initial story helps track developments and measure the impact of the reporting, demonstrating ongoing commitment.
🎯 Seek consent & respect privacy.
🎯 Provide context: Offering historical, social, and cultural background helps avoid sensationalism & stereotyping.
🎯 Be transparent: Openness about intentions, methods, and affiliations can build trust & accountability.
🎯 Share credit: Recognizing the contributions of locals is essential to ethical journalism.
🎯 Educate & empower: Providing communities with training & resources empowers them to share their own narratives.
🎯 Follow standards & create policies.
We have implemented several initiatives to support these ambitions, including:
➡ Our Indigenous News Desk & Fellowship programs are designed to foster collaboration with local journalists & communities.
➡ We have policies that extend safety considerations beyond our staff & contributors to our sources.
➡ We’re investing in formats to reach community members more effectively.
➡ We are exploring partnerships to adapt content into relevant languages.
We aim to ensure that our work not only informs but also benefits the communities involved.
07/09/2024
Indigenous visual storytellers call on local nonprofit to address concerns over images
Written by Genevieve Belmaker, Rosemary Montalvo at The News Tribune
Cheyenne stressed the importance of understanding that Nia Tero is not an Indigenous organization because it was not created and is not led by Indigenous people. She added that it has always prioritized its own benefits and has not provided Indigenous peoples with positionality and power to make actual decisions and lead.
Victoria Cheyenne (she/her/ella) is an Indigenous Bolivian-American (Aymara/Tsétsêhéstâhese) documentary filmmaker based in Bozeman, Montana
Indigenous visual storytellers call on local nonprofit to address concerns over images
Written by Genevieve Belmaker, Rosemary Montalvo at The News Tribune
Cheyenne stressed the importance of understanding that Nia Tero is not an Indigenous organization because it was not created and is not led by Indigenous people. She added that it has always prioritized its own benefits and has not provided Indigenous peoples with positionality and power to make actual decisions and lead.
- Victoria Cheyenne (she/her/ella) is an Indigenous Bolivian-American (Aymara/Tsétsêhéstâhese) documentary filmmaker based in Bozeman, Montana
Photographers, videographers and filmmakers ask Seattle-based Nia Tero to return visual IP used in wake of dissolved Storytelling division.
07/02/2024
We love this! Congratulations to this incredible family!!
3 Generations of Book Authors event in Kampala
06/29/2024
Internews’ Earth Journalism Network (EJN) is pleased to announce a new fellowship for journalists interested in attending—and reporting from—the UN Convention on Biological Diversity in October and November 2024.
06/29/2024
Save the Orangutans!
If you save us you can save rainforests!
Go to: orangutans-sos.org to help
Flashback to the 2023 WINGS Discovery Awards Ceremony last year! 📷:
06/09/2024
Happy Birthday Ninkwendeza okuzagwa jje Alex Campbell !!
We are so grateful to have you on the OHP team. Webare munonga for all your hard work, mad skills, wisdom, teaching patience, integrity and for always being a team player and supportive to everyone we work with and meet. It does not go unseen. We are very lucky to have you!
📷: 2021
06/05/2024
Today is 🌍🌱♻️
By protecting & restoring we help plants & animals to build climate resilience.
can then help us:
🌈 regulate the climate
💧 give us clean safe water
🦟 control pests & diseases &
🐝 pollinate our crops
Visit the link in the bio to read more.
05/30/2024
Today, the Tropical Rainforest Economic & Environmental Sustainability (TREES) Act passed through the New York State legislature.
05/28/2024
Tonight New York City!
Join the launch of Psychedelics for Climate Action (PSYCA), a community of people who believe raising and expanding consciousness is key to unlocking collective action and behavior change for a positive impact. Journey with us... a celebration, discussion, earth party, climate meditation with nocturnal medicine, and dance with music by . Learn about “attunement” for a new era with Bennet Zelner. Enjoy beverages by and bites from and try gummies by and ! Thank you to our co-hosts .mcgeeves .eco
Space is limited! Please RSVP at the link in bio!
05/20/2024
Camera trap footage of Endangered Siberut macaques (Macaca siberu) 🎥:
04/24/2024
Packing up our cameras again for the field! Guess where to next?
📷: Tiana Tan
03/17/2024
Cultural survival through reclaiming language and land
Show Mongabay Newscast, Ep Cultural survival through reclaiming language and land, with author Jay Griffiths - Mar 12, 2024
03/11/2024
It’s a man’s world when it comes to ape societies — at least, that’s been the prevailing assumption for years. But some recent research is shaking up how we think about this group of primates to which humans belong.
Rebecca Lewis, a professor of anthropology at the University of Texas at Austin, and her research team reviewed previous literature on 79 primate species, including nine ape species, and grouped them into one of three categories: male-dominant, female-dominant, and co-dominant.
The conclusion?
“Non-male biased power is not uncommon,” Lewis says.
Of the species surveyed, 58% were found to have male-biased power structures, but female- or co-dominant structures were found within every major primate group, including gibbons (lesser apes) and great apes.
Read more via the link in bio ♻️
Article by Tina Deines.
Photos by JJ Harrison/Wikimedia Commons (1), Magnus Manske/Wikimedia Commons (2), cuatrok77/Flickr (3), gmacfadyen/Flickr (4).
03/08/2024
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Indigenous women face the direct impacts of gender-based violence, environmental destruction, & climate change yet continue to show up for our Earth. On , use the link in bio to send your message of solidarity to the Women Defenders of the Amazon!
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Camera trap footage of Endangered Siberut macaques (Macaca siberu)
Camera trap footage of Endangered Siberut macaques (Macaca siberu) 🎥: @damixun @swaraowa @thegreatcall
Camera trap footage of Endangered Siberut macaques (Macaca siberu) 🎥: @damixun @swaraowa @thegreatcall
This made our day! 🦍 Webare monunga Peace Niwanyine and all the the rangers in Uganda and across the globe!
Wishing all Rangers a merry Christmas and God’s blessings for the dedicated effort in protecting the Wildlife and the conservation of nature, our heritage 🙏🙏💪
🎥 waiting on credits 🐵
Yet again such a fun day at The Explorers Club! Thank you Lacey Flint & co - we are really honored to be here! DM us to learn more & stay tuned! @craigwaxman @allison_hanes @allihanes @richard_garriott @the_explorers_club www.polyspherecreative.com #3dscanning #photogrammetry
Beautiful video honoring Indigenous Women for International Day of Indigenous Women by @niatero @niatero_seedcast ♻️
We love your work so much, thank you. And we look forward to seeing you again soon @the_explorers_club for #ClimateWeekNYC
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Without #Indigenous women - the knowledge keepers, mothers, aunties, grandmothers, sisters - Indigenous guardianship for the health of our planet would not be possible. As Indigenous Peoples around the world continue to fight for their basic rights to life, self-determination, sovereignty, territory, cultural practices and more, let us celebrate and uplift these women who have sustained Indigenous communities since time immemorial.
In honor of International Day of Indigenous Women, click the link in our bio to learn more about the incredible women who have been featured in the THRIVING PEOPLES. THRIVING PLACES campaign.
These women include:
🌻 @rosita_marina
🌻 @hindououmar
🌻 @palmarflor
🌻 @aknative_
🌻 @panianewton
🌻 @kunaq
🌻 @gunn_beretter
🌻 @celia.xakriaba
🌻 @guajajarasonia
🌻 @narasoaress
🌻 @vickytauli
🌻 @innertribalbeat
🌻 Deb Abrahamson
🌻 @natalie_m_ball
🌻 @sharkgoddess808
THRIVING PEOPLES. THRIVING PLACES. launched in 2021 on International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, highlighting Indigenous women leaders and uplifting them through artwork. Original portraits were commissioned in partnership with @amplifierart from Washington, D.C.-based artist and illustrator @tracieching (Kanaka Maoli) and designed in collaboration with @cindychischilly (Diné).
#InternationalDayofIndigenousWomen #IndigenousWomen #IndigenousRights #IndigenousPeoples #IndigenousGuardianship #ThrivingPeopleThrivingPlaces
Yasuní National Park in the Ecuadorian Amazon is a unique region, recognized as the most biodiverse place on Earth. It’s also home to Indigenous tribes who remain in voluntary isolation: the Taromenane, Tagaere and Dugakaeri. These and other Indigenous groups have ancestral rights, and a deep connection to, the land, and play a crucial role in protecting all of its unique inhabitants. But this irreplaceable ecosystem is threatened by big oil. After decades of exploitation, Indigenous communities are at risk of genocide and the unique biodiversity that calls the region home is under threat.
🟢 On August 20th, Ecuador will hold a historic referendum to determine the future of Yasuní. This presents a unique opportunity to protect a critical parcel of this unique place and set a global precedent by leaving oil untapped and underground. It’s a concrete action in response to the related climate and nature crises and a chance to support local and indigenous communities. #SíAlYasuní #YesToYasuní @sialyasuni @yasunidos @jovenes_amazonicos_ec @rewild @nemonte.nenquimo @leonardodicaprio @ninagualinga @amazonleo @helenagualinga @patygualinga @wirukaraju @amazonwatch @paulpazymino @leilasalazar2012 @amazonmiller2021 @mujeresamazonicas
Produced by @jovenes_amazonicos_ec @mullu.tv in collaboration with the Waorani Nationality of Ecuador & Okienani Waorani Association of Orellana h/t @amazonleo @ninagualinga
@sialyasuni 🌱
Yasuní National Park in the Ecuadorian Amazon is a unique region, recognized as the most biodiverse place on Earth. It’s also home to Indigenous tribes who remain in voluntary isolation: the Taromenane, Tagaere and Dugakaeri. These and other Indigenous groups have ancestral rights, and a deep connection to, the land, and play a crucial role in protecting all of its unique inhabitants. But this irreplaceable ecosystem is threatened by big oil. After decades of exploitation, Indigenous communities are at risk of genocide and the unique biodiversity that calls the region home is under threat.
🟢 On August 20th, Ecuador will hold a historic referendum to determine the future of Yasuní. This presents a unique opportunity to protect a critical parcel of this unique place and set a global precedent by leaving oil untapped and underground. It’s a concrete action in response to the related climate and nature crises and a chance to support local and indigenous communities. #SíAlYasuní #YesToYasuní @sialyasuni @yasunidos @jovenes_amazonicos_ec @rewild @nemonte.nenquimo @leonardodicaprio @ninagualinga @amazonleo @helenagualinga @patygualinga @wirukaraju @amazonwatch @paulpazymino @leilasalazar2012 @amazonmiller2021 @mujeresamazonicas
Produced by @jovenes_amazonicos_ec @mullu.tv in collaboration with the Waorani Nationality of Ecuador & Okienani Waorani Association of Orellana h/t @amazonleo @ninagualinga
@sialyasuni 🌱
Our awesome client James Reed @captainmonkey20 @treemonkeyproject taking good care of our aerial friends! 🦅Congratulations to your whole team and thank you for #savinganimals 🙏🏽 Keep up there incredible work!
This past Sunday morning I spent reuniting a Red Shoulder Hawk baby with its family! Thanks Wildcare and Hungry Owl Project and Jim Cairnes.
#birdsofprey #birdrescue #hawks #treemonkeyproject #wildcare #hungryowlproject
Today is #InternationalGibbonDay2022! Let's SING about saving the amazing gibbons! 🎶
Gibbons are a group of small apes and are fascinating primates. They are the true king of the swingers, moving with ease through the canopy of Southeast Asian forests at breakneck speeds! This form of locomotion, brachiation, is facilitated in gibbons by a ball and socket joint in their wrist. They’re the only mammal with this!
Talk about something special. 🤩
Gibbons are also the only non-human primate that regularly sings; they sing every sunrise, often in their bonded pairs, to defend territory and strengthen bonds. Each species has a different song in which the males and females perform specific parts. These haunting songs echo throughout the tropical forests across distances of 2km!
These are just two of the many things that make gibbons so special within our primate family. They are key seed dispersers making them important to forest health! But, unfortunately, our close relatives are highly endangered.
The main threats?
Loss of their forest habitat to palm oil plantations, logging, and the illegal trade of wildlife. 👎🏽
How can we help?
Use only sustainable palm oil (look out for that RSPCO certification!), paper with FSC certification, and don’t engage with content online involving gibbons (or indeed any primates) being kept as pets, used in entertainment, or in close contact with humans.
Today is also about celebrating the local conservation organisations that are making a real difference for gibbons! Their hard work is keeping gibbons in their native forests, swinging in the wild where they can help keep forests healthy, diverse, and full of song.
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So THANK YOU for all your hard work! 🧡
Together we can SAVE gibbons 🤝🏽
#primate #primatology #scicomm #internationalgibbonday #IGD2022 #gibbon #monke #education #endangeredspecies #educational #communications #repost @projectsimia
The Wildlife Ranger Challenge is back! 🙌🏽
Rangers are the front-line defenders of Africa’s wildlife. But to protect species and ecosystems into the future, they must be so much more.
Wildlife Ranger teams are uniting around the Wildlife Ranger Challenge, a race to raise awareness of the threats facing Africa’s wildlife and the vital role of rangers who stand between species and extinction.
On 17 September, do your bit #ForWildlifeRangers by registering to run in solidarity with thousands of rangers across Africa 🌍 @tusk_org @ctph_uganda https://wildlife.rangerchallenge.org/campaigns/conservation-through-public-health
#jungle #commute #bts #throwback @thegreatcall
What’s funny is how many protagonists we know in this video 🙉 #wildlifefilm #protagonists #smallworld @gibbonconservationcenter
There she is again - beautiful Kibande 🦍 and another film @allison_hanes @onehealthproductions worked on #LostKingsOfBioko @oliver_goetzl @justindavidjay @shelley.lucille.photo @tania.escobar.ori @kristy_bishop_studios
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 @vaasa.wildlife.festival
Happily presenting some of our film protagonists from this year’s selection. 🎥🐈🦜🐁
Nice 🙌🏽 @alexbraczkowski @ugwildlife #repost
Extraordinary camera trap footage of a cheetah family coming for a drink at a waterhole filmed (by 🎥: @alexbraczkowski) in Pian Upe Wildlife Reserve, North Eastern Uganda last week. We hope your weekend is equally inspiring. #tgif #exploreuganda #tulambulewild
Wishing everyone a great week! Make sure to schedule in some fun 🦍
@ctph_uganda #repost
Happy New Week! Enjoy watching this infant mountain gorilla 🦍spinning on a liana in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
Support our work in conserving these endangered species in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park.
📹: Allison C. Hanes
@onehealthproductions @gorillatrekkingfilmuganda @ugwildlife @gladyskalemazikusoka
Listen in as we engage @gladyskalemazikusoka founder and C.E.O @ctph_uganda about all things #gorilla #conservation , #ecotourism and her successful #conservation journey!!
All links 🔗 to the listening platforms in bio🎙
Baraka tele💚
@bootsonthegroundpod #repost
#wildlife #bwindiimpenetrableforest #gorilla #conservation #fauna #megafauna #africa #uganda #tourism #ecotourism #podcast
The Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act will:
🗳 Ensure that voters can safely and freely exercise their right to vote
🗳 Protect against election sabotage
🗳 Stop partisan gerrymandering
We've got three quick ways you can make a difference before The Senate votes on this legislation next week. Tap this post at the 🔗 in our bio to choose your fighter: call ☎️ email ✉️ or tweet 🤳. via @whenweallvote
[Video Description] A motion gif with red background overlaid with white text with maroon highlight reading "PASS THE FREEDOM TO VOTE: JOHN R. LEWIS ACT" with white When We All Vote logo at bottom center.
This is what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said about the #Filibuster in 1963 and it couldn't be more relevant today. This #MLKDay, we demand that Congress honor Dr. King's legacy by ending the racist filibuster and passing critical voting rights legislation.
Text ‘MLK’ to 56005 to call your Senators and ask them to support the voting rights legislation our democracy needs.
🎥 @votolatino @whenweallvote
Once in a lifetime serval spotting by Russ MacLaughlin @russ_wildlife #repost
What comes in the night… #serval @zimanga_experience
Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka is a 2021 Champion of the Earth for Science and Innovation @unep
@gladyskalemazikusoka has helped to safeguard some of the world’s rarest primates, including endangered mountain gorillas ⛰️🦍.
More via the link in bio.
#EarthChamps for #GenerationRestoration
#OneHealth #WalkingWithGorillas
