#Ocean The appalling horror of bottom trawling filmed for the first time.

#Deforestation What's the price of beef? This was a forest in Queensland, Australia. Cleared without even a thought of wildlife corridors. Driving extinctions Now just a dry desert But hey, we are the custodians of the world.

#Wildlife Just commodities. Bought and sold online. Who cares how many die The rarer the better. We have lost our souls.

#Ocean What does wild-caught shrimp cost? All the species you see here die for this little handful. As a marine biologist, I'd love to tell you in detail what a long-term ecological disaster bottom trawling is, but few would read it—so look—let this image speak to you.

🌏 Imagine if we'd chosen to be their friends instead of their cruelest, deadliest enemy.

🌏 How bad do things have to get? This is the remains of one of the most beloved and rarest primates on earth— critically endangered Tapanuli orangutans. Up to 54 were killed in catastrophic floods in the only tract of Sumatran forest left to them. Now, only time will tell

#Whales Sighs of relief as blue whale calf numbers are slightly up — 13 instead of typically 9 or 10 — as recorded off Western Australia's south west coast. Poor body condition, with obvious lower-than-normal fat reserves has been observed in adult whales, which can affect

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#SaveTheElephants This is how I remember him. Among his beloved elephants. Dedicated. Immensely kind, and very brave. Dr Iain Douglas-Hamilton: We have lost one of the very best of us. An outstanding elephant conservationist, he transformed our understanding of African

3. The latest news on the unlimited and indiscriminate aerial shooting of bears and wolves in Alaska. https://t.co/gd39IGcydN

2. How the slaughter of bears and wolves is going in Alaska https://t.co/dlQaO4PwIv In the next post is the latest news.

#Bears Bear cubs are not spared from the mass slaughter going on in Alaska, as bears and wolves are gunned down indiscriminately from helicopters. Alaska Dept of Fish and Game is aerially shooting pregnant, or lactating bears with cubs across 40,000 square miles for years —

Research paper: High adult mortality of African Penguins Spheniscus demersus in South Africa after 2004 was likely caused by starvation. https://t.co/oxV71T8tBg

Here's an article⬇️ 60,000 African penguins starved to death after sardine numbers collapsed: (The link to the full research paper is next in the thread). https://t.co/CMHh4DtkHs

#Penguins An African penguin chick is weighed — it's severely malnourished. An estimated 60,000 African penguins starved to death because sardine numbers collapsed — primarily due to overfishing, says new study. Published in the African Journal of Ornithology, researchers

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🐬 If you love cetaceans, this is one of the saddest papers you will ever read. 👉 https://t.co/EcYqMNXrZg

Article: https://t.co/JKEodGAWyV Link to research paper entitled "No place to hide" (worth reading) in🧵 (1 of 3)

🌏 We are poisoning the whole world. 🧵

“The new assessment shows that the conservation status of European wild bees, butterflies and other pollinators is dire. These are the foundation for our food systems. Urgent and collective action is needed to tackle this threat.” Source: https://t.co/VzBEtKqV6U

🐝 What are we doing? Nearly 100 additional wild bee species in Europe have been classified as threatened in a new assessment for the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. More than 20% of species in groups such as bumblebees and cellophane bees now face extinction. New IUCN

A Floriday is what happens when “Why not?” meets “Why wait?”

The stunning photo in the main post of a black-and-white ruffed lemur is by Will Wilson, in Vakona Lemur Island, Andasibe, Madagascar. The IUCN says: This species has undergone a population decline of ≥80% over a period of 21 years, primarily due to the continuing decline of

#Extinction Imagine a world where this ruffed lemur no longer exists. That day looms nearer, as a disturbing and growing trend is revealed in endangered lemurs sold for luxury dining. This first national assessment of Madagascar’s urban lemur meat trade reports that thousands