@wwf.org.ukThe #LivingPlanetReport shows nature is under pressure.
But wildlife CAN recover, when given the chance.
🐅 Tiger numbers rose by over 70% between 2010 and 2025.
🦏 The black rhino population has almost tripled since the 1980s.
🦍 Mountain gorillas back from the brink, now over 1,000.
@americangeo.bsky.social
@avidtreelover.bsky.socialDon‘t take it for hopium. But there are some good news in the #LivingPlanetReport 2026, according to Helen #Pilcher @guardian-climate.bsky.social
„Or, as British anarchist punk band Chumbawamba famously put it: you get knocked down, but you get up again.“
@wwf.org.ukICYMI: it's not too late!
Things may not have been going well for the natural world, but the #LivingPlanetReport makes it clear what we need to do to help it recover. 🌍
@tobias-wechsler.bsky.socialNeuer #LivingPlanetReport:
Die überwachte #Wildtierpopulation hat zwischen 1970 und 2022 um 73 % abgenommen; am stärksten betroffen sind #Seen und #Flüsse. Lichtblick: Diese Entwicklung lässt sich umkehren, z.B. durch #Renaturierungen und ausreichend #Restwasser.
@wwf.panda.org#BREAKING: The average size of monitored wildlife populations has fallen by 73% since 1970.
But the #LivingPlanetReport tells us something else too… what falls can rise again. Elephants, tigers, green turtles, tuna. All made a comeback.
Not by chance. By people.
Share with hope.
@wwf.org.ukThe good news is nature loss can be reveresed. 🌱
But for this to happen we need to see a change in the systems that are driving it. Food, energy and finance all have a critical role to play.
@ipbes.netRead @wwf.org.uk #LivingPlanetReport:
@ipbes.netThe 2026 @wwf.org.uk Living Planet Report is live!
The #NexusAssessment showed that biodiversity, water, food, health and climate change are interconnected. The #LivingPlanetReport brings a message of hope: by transforming these systems, we can create tipping points benefiting nature and people.
@klimaatzuster.bsky.socialActie? Volg @ark-rewildingnl.bsky.social @rewildingbritain.org.uk @patrickjansen.bsky.social @jcsvenning.bsky.social groenebondgenoten.nl @irishrainforest.bsky.social @bes-rewildinggroup.bsky.social @sanderturnhout.bsky.social @nachomanvillar.bsky.social @sarakinguk.bsky.social 💚 #livingplanetreport
@desnips.nlGemonitorde wilde dierpopulaties gemiddeld 73 procent gekrompen sinds 1970, meldt WWF
https://desnips.nl/5edbf2d-biodiversiteit-natuurbescherming/