It's hard work protecting our fragile environment. Thankfully, we have organizations like Greenpeace fighting for a "greener, healthier world." Social media is one of the ways in which environmental nonprofit organizations engage their supporters and gather support for their work.
In the last 30 days, the average organization in this landscape has grown their audience by -0.1%. On average, each post in this landscape earns more than 1.36k engagements. Greenpeace is topping the charts with more than 5.24k engagements per post on their 85 posts in the last 30 days.
Natural Resources Defense Council
1.52M Followers
0.36% Engagement Rate
Blue Origin space flight: Who wants to see a petition for an Earth re-entry tax? 🙋 While billionaires blast their celebrity friends into space… Millions can’t afford groceries, clean water, heating, education, or healthcare. Public services are crumbling. Communities are being torn apart by climate disasters. Don’t believe the lie that “there’s not enough money” to solve our global …
🚨BREAKING: Greenpeace UK activists have just turned the US Embassy pond in London red because the US government has BLOOD on its hands. The US is fuelling the unfolding genocide in Gaza - they’re STILL sending billions of dollars of weapons to the Israeli government - who have broken the ceasefire, killing hundreds while blocking …
President Trump and Elon Musk have already laid off about 10% of NOAA’s staff, and no one knows how far DOGE plans to go. These cuts have immediate and rippling effects on our ability to understand, manage, and respond to environmental crises. We stand with all of NOAA’s employees who are both alarmed and concerned—not …
Polluters are backing a dangerous liquefied natural gas project in the heart of the Gulf of California, home to 39 percent of all marine mammal species on earth. We can’t let Big Oil sacrifice this UNESCO World Heritage site for profit. Sign our petition at the link in our bio to help stop it.
Case of the Mondays... 📸: 1. Mark Lethlean/TNC Photo Contest 2019 2. Tobey So/TNC Photo Contest 2021 (tojai123) 3. Linda Pepper /TNC Photo Contest 2018 4. Hanneke Raap
What are your eco-friendly habits? As we celebrate the planet this month leading up to Earth Day on April 22nd, we want to hear how you're creating positive change at home! Let us know in the comments! We’d love to share your responses to inspire others. By responding to this post, you are giving us permission …
"I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees." - Henry David Thoreau
With approximately 495 left in the wild, black-footed ferrets are one of North America’s most endangered mammals. The biggest threats to the species are the non-native disease—sylvatic plague—and habitat loss. Because black-footed ferrets rely on prairie dogs and their burrows for food, shelter, and raising their young, it is important to safeguard both black-footed ferrets …
Relatable much? If you need a new side quest, head to nature.org to learn about ways to protect our planet.
WCS's Joe Walston spoke to cbcnews for their story, "A biotech company has, sort of, revived the long-extinct dire wolf." Read the full piece via the link in our bio. #direwolf #endangered #extinct #conservation #biodiversity
Today, we’re visiting with our wcsperu team to learn about how they work with Indigenous communities in the Andes Mountains. The team is working to conserve agrobiodiversity or native crop varieties such as potato, oca, maize, and more. They do this work for a number of reasons. This is part of conserving this area’s biodiversity. It helps keep …
Raiven on our Programs team said it best. No notes. 💛
As Los Angeles County residents embark on the long road to recovery from January's wildfires, California lawmakers moved to make their state the latest to make the biggest corporate oil and gas companies pay for their role in exacerbating climate change 🔗 https://bit.ly/4jfOFrA ✍️ Dana Drugmand
"I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees." - Henry David Thoreau
We all have a hike we can’t forget. Name the place or share a picture.
The Butterfly Effect. 🦋 Imagine... tiny efforts to safeguard our environment leading to meaningful and momentous outcomes. All actions matter. Yes, even the small ones! Every individual action adds up to significant, lasting change for our planet – and for us. Learn more at: https://nature.ly/4kYOtP8 #EarthMonth
Almost 4.5 months of involuntary stay in S.Korea for our 5 Greenpeace activists. Help bring them home. #INC5Warriors
Together with nonprofit legal organizations across America, we’re speaking out for the freedoms of all lawyers—including those we’ve opposed in court—to represent clients without intimidation. We will not be bullied into submission.
A new batch of scarlet macaw chicks has hatched in Guatemala. Our team there hand raises these third and fourth chicks. In the wild, they typically don’t survive. When ready, they’ll be released into the wild to boost the population. More on the project: https://bit.ly/3G3cYuI
Residents of western North Carolina are working to restore an iconic tree species that once thrived across 92 million acres in the Southeast 🔗 https://bit.ly/3XNVDMe ✍️ Daniel Walton
You don’t have to be perfect. Today, we’re asking you to participate in one action that moves us towards a more sustainable future. Then do it again tomorrow. And the day after that! 🌎 Need some ideas? We have an Earth Day guide to get you started. https://nature.ly/3FOq27b
President Trump and Elon Musk have already laid off about 10% of NOAA’s staff, and no one knows how far DOGE plans to go. These cuts have immediate and rippling effects on our ability to understand, manage, and respond to environmental crises. We stand with all of NOAA’s employees who are both alarmed and concerned—not …
What are your eco-friendly habits? As we celebrate the planet this month leading up to Earth Day on April 22nd, we want to hear how you're creating positive change at home! Let us know in the comments! We’d love to share your responses to inspire others. By responding to this post, you are giving us permission …
“Sometimes we get too distracted by the newness of something and forget that what we have already on Earth at the moment is the most remarkable assemblage of species the world has ever seen,” WCS’s Joe Walston tells CBC News.
What would you do if your home was being destroyed? Illegal gold mining is destroying the home of millions of species in the Amazon 💔 So let's act now 👉 act.gp/427dv7p #RespectTheAmazon pic.x.com/CQ14Pf1jG0
Earth Month isn’t about guilt. It’s about positive action. If you're feeling overwhelmed, find one thing that feels doable and go from there. Here are a few ideas to get you started: nature.ly/4hUhkRZ pic.x.com/nfAYpSg7Ln
While Trump wants to permanently harm America’s largest intact old-growth forests, we stand with the communities coming together to protect them. nrdc.org/stories/alaska…
52 Likes • 19 RetweetsPolluters are backing a dangerous liquefied natural gas project in the heart of the Gulf of California, home to 39 percent of all marine mammal species on earth. We can’t let Big Oil sacrifice this UNESCO World Heritage site for profit. pic.x.com/DOBy0JRBYR
Today, we filed Sierra Club v. EPA, our legal challenge to the Trump administration's removal of critical climate and environmental justice websites and data, alongside @UCSUSA, @EnviroIntegrity, California Communities Against Toxics, and @Public_Citizen.
43 Likes • 15 Retweets"I took a walk in the woods and came out taller than the trees." - Henry David Thoreau pic.x.com/mO3nf1Ieg1
🌎 🍃 Spending time in nature has tons of benefits, but here are three big ones 🍃 🌎 Boosts Mental Health – Nature helps reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. Just being around greenery or water can lift your mood and improve focus. Improves Physical Health – Walking, pic.x.com/KTOxsSn84P
“Sometimes we get too distracted by the newness of something and forget that what we have already on Earth at the moment is the most remarkable assemblage of species the world has ever seen,” @JoeWalston_WCS tells @CBCNews. cbc.ca/news/dire-wolf…
17 Likes • 6 RetweetsHow can livestock production support both people and nature? New research in Global Food Security shows that solutions must be tailored to local contexts. Learn more here: nature.org/livestock #ClimateAction #Biodiversity
14 Likes • 9 RetweetsCongrats to the community of Gloster, Mississippi on the rejection of Drax's request to increase pollution in their town! We stand beside you in fighting the harmful impacts of wood pellet plants for biomass energy. You are an inspiration to us all! x.com/DogwoodAllianc…
14 Likes • 8 RetweetsA new batch of scarlet macaw chicks has hatched in Guatemala. Our team there hand raises these third and fourth chicks. In the wild, they typically don’t survive. When ready, they’ll be released into the wild to boost the population. More on the project: bit.ly/3G3cYuI pic.x.com/xVffgNbSPw
Raiven on our Programs team said it best. No notes. 💛 pic.x.com/sA9IKsOV9t
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