@julangell: So dedicating my life to helping our planet and all that lives on it is terr0rism? Got it. #marinebiologist #fisheries #environmentalscience #conservation #climatechange

mango mole Lester :

I love my sea otters

World Traveler - Sam :

This world is too beautiful to not care about it!

Raquel :

Hello from another (terrestrial) bio tech 🥰

🪴Audrey 🍯 :

I wish I had a picture of my grocery bags but I only use tote bags as my grocery bags

liv :

I can't believe this is happening every day literally crying rn bless you

Percy✝️ 🐻🐰🐤🦊 :

Last summer I worked Education at an aquarium, this summer I’m going back as an intern for animal training. This facility promotes education and protection of our marine species. The dolphin in this picture is Dazzle, she was captive born and is part of a multi generational family that are ambassadors for their wild counterparts. Discovery and connection is the best way to get people to care

Baylee :

We are headed down a path of destruction without conservation

Danny 🪼🦭🦆 :

petty.dreadful :

I'll never understand how loving our planet, our home, could be seen as evil.

j3rmyejlo :

My favorite part is that he says the carbon footprint is a hoax made up by bad people, even though the term was coined by BP, right after they dumped hundreds of millions of gallons into the Gulf of Mexico, as a part of their rebranding. So according to him big oil companies are evil.

pay🐠🦀🐕 :

Remember there are so many people rooting for you then you’ll ever know

kaya.free 🇵🇸 :

Mark and recapture lab 😁 ca wetlands

oakleigh :

Im working on a group/club for youth anywhere to help the environment, dm me if you want to be in it and/ or Google Classroom code: 5ntgp2z7

Pulledpork :

ꨄ︎Madzꨄ︎ :

@💗Khloey💗

Beek :

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Mary :

Calling us terrorists while poisoning us! The U.S. Forest Service is significantly expanding its use of Roundup (active ingredient glyphosate) in national forests, particularly in California, to manage vegetation following wildfires and logging. According to investigations, the agency uses the herbicide to kill native shrubs, wildflowers, and broadleaf trees that compete with commercially valuable conifers like pine and fir, often turning burned areas into, as described by critics, "industrial tree farms".