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Explore the forefront of biodiversity conservation with NatureServe Explorer Pro! 🌎 Our groundbreaking tool equips professionals with unparalleled access to at-risk species data and predictive habitat models. Enhance your conservation efforts with advanced mapping tools and comprehensive species information. Join us in shaping a sustainable future! Create your free account and start exploring at https://lnkd.in/eJy7E2Zz Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/eJV7jsnJ #NatureServe #Biodiversity #Conservation #EnvironmentalScience 🌿🔍

On #EndangeredSpeciesDay, we come together to raise awareness and emphasize the significance of supporting what we do. 🌿🌍⁠ ⁠ By donating to NatureServe, you're directly contributing to vital conservation initiatives that help safeguard the future of our planet's diverse wildlife. Your support enables us to continue our crucial work in researching, monitoring, and advocating for endangered species and their habitats.⁠ ⁠ Together, we can make a positive impact and ensure a brighter future for all living beings on Earth. Join us in taking action and make a donation to NatureServe this Endangered Species Day! 💚 ⁠ ⁠ Click the #linkbelow and join our mission today! 👇 https://ow.ly/BHqN50REkXw

Please join us in congratulating Wesley Knapp,Chief Botanist at NatureServe, for his recent feature in The Atlantic where he sheds light on the concerning decline of hawthorn trees! 🌳 ⁠ This insightful article delves into the factors contributing to this rapid decrease and underscores the importance of conservation efforts to protect these vital ecosystems. ⁠ ⁠ Click the #linkbelow to dive deeper into this pressing issue and discover how you can make a difference! https://ow.ly/bRaF50RGhoN #NatureServe #BotanistLife #ConservationMatters #HawthornTrees #EcosystemProtection

🌿 Join us for a pivotal discussion on species conservation and recovery in the United States! 🌎 As part of the Horizons Dialogue Series, hosted by the IUCN North America Regional Office and the IUCN US National Committee, we welcome you to join this online event: Status and Policy of Species Conservation and Recovery in the United States. 📅 Date: May 15th, 2024 🕓 Time: 4:00 - 5:30 pm (ET) 🗣️ Featuring insightful speakers including NatureServe's Anne Bowser, this panel event will delve into the current status of species conservation and recovery efforts, existing policies, and success stories from the field. 🌟 Don't miss this unique opportunity to learn, engage, and contribute to the conversation on safeguarding our planet's biodiversity. Register now for free: https://lnkd.in/eWGu9x5U #SpeciesConservation #Biodiversity #EnvironmentalProtection #IUCN #HorizonsDialogueSeries #WorldSpeciesCongress

Did you know? 💡 Mother sea otters ingeniously wrap their babies in kelp while they hunt, keeping them safe on the ocean surface. This #MothersDay, make a lasting impact with a donation to NatureServe. Support conservation and ensure a thriving planet for future generations. Click the #linkbelow to give today! 🤍 https://ow.ly/XeBv50Ry0Om 📸: Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris) Global Status: Apparently Secure (G4) Photo By: Rich Miller

Monk parakeets, also affectionately known as Quaker parrots, are fascinating creatures with a unique social structure. While they thrive in colonies, they form deep and enduring bonds with their chosen partners. These colorful birds are not only known for their vibrant plumage but also for their commitment to monogamy. Within their colonies, monk parakeets establish pairs that remain faithful to each other throughout their lives. This monogamous behavior is a testament to the strong emotional connections these birds form. They engage in various bonding behaviors, with preening being a particularly significant aspect of their relationship. Spending ample time grooming each other, they strengthen their bond and reaffirm their partnership. 📸: Monk Parakeets(Myiopsitta monachus) Global Status: Secure (G5) Photo By: Canopic

🌿 Join us for the last episode of Conservation Conversations, featuring insights from conservation professionals at the Biodiversity Without Boundaries conference. From innovative technology to engaging new audiences, learn how we're shaping the future of biodiversity conservation. https://lnkd.in/eDR2SntY #Biodiversity #NatureServe #Conservation

We want to express our sincere appreciation to the exceptional botanists who contribute to the member programs of the NatureServe Network. Their steadfast commitment greatly enhances our knowledge of plant species, empowering us to prioritize conservation efforts and mitigate the risk of extinctions across North America. The combined expertise and dedication of these botanists are invaluable resources in our mission to protect biodiversity. Their unwavering determination and resilience exemplify their crucial role in shaping a sustainable future for future generations! 🌏 (📸: Welsey Knapp) #BotanistCommunity #NatureServeNetwork #PlantConservation

"We are still in the age of discovery, even here in eastern North America," NatureServe's chief botanist Wes Knapp says, sharing his enthusiasm over the discovery of a new species from Georgia. "The stakes are high for our undescribed species. Juncus snowii is critically imperiled with extinction (G1), and we hope that drawing attention to this species will help ensure its long-term viability and continued existence." The new species is described by Knapp and J. Richard Carter from Valdosta State University in the journal Novon published by Missouri Botanical Garden. The species is found on the Altamaha Grit, a unique sandstone formation in the coastal plain of Georgia. Photos by J.R. Carter, Valdosta State University. https://lnkd.in/erubZAnA

On #EarthDay, we're reminded of our responsibility to conserve our environment and the strength of collective action. Your support today protects essential plants and animals, ensuring a thriving ecosystem for generations to come. Let's unite to safeguard biodiversity! Click the #linkbelow to learn how you can contribute. 🌿🌍 https://ow.ly/fij150RjtkR #Conservation #Biodiversity #Sustainability