Masked Finfoot Heliopais personatus Palm Oil Detectives
The Masked Finfoot is vanishing before our eyes. These rare and secretive waterbirds are in freefall due to palm oil expansion and habitat destruction.Palm Oil Detectives
The Masked Finfoot is vanishing before our eyes. These rare and secretive waterbirds are in freefall due to palm oil expansion and habitat destruction.Palm Oil Detectives
“It turns out prevention of #pandemics really is the best medicine. We estimate we could greatly reduce the likelihood of another pandemic occuring by investing as little as 1/20th of the losses incurred so far from COVID into conservation measures d…Palm Oil Detectives
Despite years of opposition, a 900-mile crude oil pipeline through East Africa is about to be completed, and its environmental and social risks are coming into focus.Yale E360
We investigate and campaign against environmental crime and abuseBen Melling (Environmental Investigation Agency)
The Bornean orangutan is facing imminent extinction. We are both the cause and the ones who will bear the brunt of the consequences.Tempo (Tempo English)
The #Tenkile, or Scott’s Tree #Kangaroo Dendrolagus scottae, is one of the most endangered #marsupials in the world, found only in the Torricelli Mountains and Bewani Range of #PapuaNewGuinea.Palm Oil Detectives
Gorgeted puffleg facts reveal the fight to save a rare Colombian hummingbird, hidden from science until 2005 and now trapped in less than ten square kilometres of forest.Palm Oil Detectives
Avoiding palm oil is easy if we:
a) read the packaging,
b) put products back on the shelf if they contain palm oil,
c) don’t fall for “sustainable palm oil”; there’s no such thing.
Question is, can you be bothered?
Northern muriquis 🧠🐒 have a stunning golden coat and are crucial for seed dispersal in #Brazil 🇧🇷 – yet they are now critically endangered by #palmoil and other threats. Fight for them and #Boycottpalmoil 🌴🪔☠️💩🚫 #Boycott4Wildlife
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Northern Muriquis (AKA Woolly Spider Monkeys) have a striking light brown and golden fur and are known for their rattling vocalisations. They live in large communities and act as critical seed dispersers in the Atlantic forest.Palm Oil Detectives
Thought for decades to be extinct in the wild, the New Guinea singing #dog populations hang on to survival in the remote mountains and forests of New Guinea.Palm Oil Detectives
Mondelēz International who make Oreos keep sourcing palm oil from suppliers linked to violence and deforestation. Their RSPO certification is pure greenwash!Palm Oil Detectives
Beef palm oil, and timber consumption in wealthy nations is driving mass deforestation and species extinction in tropical regions. EUDR is vital to stop this!Palm Oil Detectives
#Pangolins are the world's most trafficked #mammals, hunted for scales and meat. #Palmoil #deforestation destroys their homes too. Fight back against #extinction, be #vegan and 🚫🌴 #BoycottPalmOil #Boycott4Wildlife
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Pangolins are one of the strangest looking and most under-appreciated animals. And a weird, elusive, nocturnal creature that looks almost like a walkingPalm Oil Detectives
Stunning bright coloured Philippine sailfin lizards are becoming more and more rare from palm oil deforestation across their range in #WestPapua #Philippines and eastern #Indonesia. They are also threatened by hunting and the pet trade.Palm Oil Detectives
Ecuadorean Viscachas are plump and fluffy rodents with sage-like long whiskers, only a handful of them remain alive. Take action for them and boycott4wildlife!Palm Oil Detectives
Maned Wolves are captivating "foxes on stilts" roaming South America's grasslands, but their survival is threatened by habitat loss and human conflict.Palm Oil Detectives
African forest #elephants roam the dense rainforests of West and Central Africa where they subsist largely on a diet of fruit. They shape forests byPalm Oil Detectives
Explore Andean Mountain Cat facts about a rare fluffy feline with a long balancing tail, and learn how habitat loss threatens their futurePalm Oil Detectives
Discover Quince monitor facts: this large, bright yellow lizard faces threats from the pet trade and habitat destruction for palm oilPalm Oil Detectives
At 1.5C of global warming, up to 90% of coral reefs could be lost. The next few months could be a defining momentJason Momoa (the Guardian)