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A major win for Australia’s wildlife and wild places!
The Wright Burt Foundation has announced more than USD$84 million in funding for 10 conservation organizations working to protect threatened species and restore ecosystems across Australia—one of the largest environmental philanthropic commitments in the country’s history.
The funding comes at a critical moment. Australia has already lost at least 10% of its mammal species since European colonization, and many more species face extinction without urgent conservation action.
Congratulations to the Wright Burt Foundation and the 10 organizations receiving this transformative support:
@aussieark
@australianwildlifeconservancy
@birdlifeoz
@bushheritageaus
@conservationpartners
@greatbarrierreeffoundation
@greatsouthernlandconservancy
@greenpeaceap
@rainforest_rescue
@southendeavour
Together, these organizations are protecting biodiversity from the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest to forests, grasslands and coastal ecosystems across the country. Their work spans threatened mammals, birds, marine life and other wildlife through habitat restoration, species recovery, scientific research, partnerships and advocacy.
This is the kind of bold philanthropic leadership our planet needs. We hope this commitment inspires philanthropists around the world to invest at the scale and urgency needed to prevent extinctions, recover threatened species and restore the ecosystems that sustain all life on Earth.
06 Nov 2026
🇺🇸 ATTENTION U.S. VOTERS! 🗳️
Animals, plants and fungi can’t vote, but YOU can! 🌎
Today in the United States, you have the power to make your voice heard and help shape the future of our planet. Vote for the wildlife, wild places and future generations counting on us. 💪
#VoteWILD 👉 For voting information, visit lcv.org/vote. #2026Election
03 Nov 2026
The seeds this lemur disperses help the forest’s next generation take root.
The Golden-crowned Sifaka lives in one small corner of northeastern Madagascar and nowhere else on Earth.
Yet its own future is at risk. Scientists estimate that its population has declined by at least 80% since the 1980s and that only around 10,000 remain.
Through @phoenixspeciesproject, Association @fanamby_madagascar is working alongside the local community and the authorities to help this Critically Endangered species recover. Together, they are reconnecting fragmented forests, strengthening protection against logging and fires, and creating opportunities through conservation that support the people who call this landscape home.
The forest’s future, the Sifaka’s survival, and the well-being of these communities are deeply connected. Protecting those connections is at the heart of this work.
Launched by my organization @rewild and the @bezosearthfund, with support from @ageofunion and the @toddgraves Family Foundation, the @phoenixspeciesproject is a $200 million commitment to help 100 of the world’s most threatened species recover.
Follow @phoenixspeciesproject and the journey to bring them back from the brink.
Featured in the video: Tiana Andriamanana
📷: Video courtesy of Fanamby
30 Oct 2026
Congratulations to the people of Brazil for making their voices heard in reelecting President Lula. This new chapter must bring renewed commitment to protecting the Amazon and all of Brazil’s amazing biomes. Supporting the Indigenous Peoples and local communities defending nature is essential to building a better future for people and our planet. 🇧🇷🌎
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Parabéns ao povo brasileiro por fazer ouvir sua voz na reeleição do presidente Lula. Este novo capítulo deve trazer um compromisso renovado com a proteção da Amazônia e de todos os biomas brasileiros, apoiando os povos indígenas e as comunidades locais que os defendem, o que ajudará a construir um futuro melhor para as pessoas e para o nosso planeta. 🇧🇷🌎
#Amazônia #PovosIndígenas #DesmatamentoZero #theamazon #brazil
📸: Giant Otter, @gufigueiroa
🎥: @wilame, @jao.storch, @samsimionato
26 Oct 2026
Sunday: Vote for the rivers. Vote for the trees. Vote for the Indigenous ancestors who are still connected to us through the land. Vote for the Amazon. Vote for life on Earth.
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Domingo: Vote pelos rios. Vote pelas árvores. Vote pelos ancestrais indígenas que ainda estão ligados a nós por meio da terra. Vote pela Amazônia. Vote pela vida na Terra.
#Amazônia #PovosIndígenas #DesmatamentoZero #theamazon #brazil
24 Oct 2026
A historic victory for the Amazon—and the planet.
Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon has fallen to its lowest level since records began in 1988.
New government data show that forest loss dropped 41.8% over the past year and more than 71% since 2022.
Congratulations to Brazil’s current administration for its leadership in restoring environmental protections and strengthening enforcement. This achievement also belongs to Indigenous Peoples, environmental enforcement teams, conservation organizations and local communities working to keep the Amazon standing.
The Amazon is a stronghold for biodiversity, stores enormous amounts of carbon, sustains Brazilian agriculture, supports national security and regulates rainfall far beyond its borders. Protecting it is a victory for Brazil—and for all life on Earth.
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Uma vitória histórica para a Amazônia — e para o planeta.
O desmatamento na Amazônia brasileira caiu para o nível mais baixo desde o início dos registros, em 1988.
Novos dados do governo mostram que a perda florestal diminuiu 41,8% no último ano e mais de 71% desde 2022.
Parabéns ao atual governo do Brasil por sua liderança na restauração das proteções ambientais e no fortalecimento da fiscalização. Essa conquista também pertence aos povos indígenas, às equipes de fiscalização ambiental, às organizações de conservação e às comunidades locais que trabalham para preservar a Amazônia.
A Amazônia é um reduto da biodiversidade, armazena enormes quantidades de carbono, sustenta a agricultura brasileira, contribui para a segurança nacional e regula as chuvas muito além de suas fronteiras. Protegê-la é uma vitória para o Brasil — e para toda a vida na Terra.
18 Oct 2026
Preventing extinction isn’t enough. We need to bring threatened species back from the brink and recover them. Today’s announcements at the UN Biodiversity Conference (COP17) signal growing global momentum to make that happen.
17 countries, led by Armenia and Colombia, joined the new Coalition of Action to Recover Endangered Species (CARES), committing to accelerate efforts to prevent extinctions and achieve measurable species recovery.
Nine philanthropic funders and organizations, including my organization Re:wild, formed the Species Recovery Alliance, collectively committing and aligning more than $500 million over five years to support the recovery of species around the world that are Extinct in the Wild, Critically Endangered and Endangered.
These two separate initiatives share a common goal: helping the world’s most threatened species recover, which requires sustained investment, coordinated conservation action and long-term commitment.
Congratulations to the founding governments and organizations.
Photo copyright: Gustavo Figueirôa
16 Oct 2026
More than 4 million people have seen the Xipaya’s story in @YanuniFilm. Especially today, on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we honor and support these frontline defenders who have protected the forest for centuries.
@juma_xipaia and her people have dedicated their lives to fighting to protect the Amazon rainforest. A century ago, the Xipaya were almost gone: in 1920, only about 30 of them survived. They fought back. Today, they protect 441,600 acres (178,723 hectares) of forest, defending their territory against illegal mining, logging and invasions of armed miners.
Of the billions raised to protect the Amazon, only a small percentage actually reaches communities on the frontlines. Without the support of strong organizations in the region, funding will remain unstable.
That’s why the Juma Institute was founded, and from it the YANUNI Fund emerged: a five-year platform that sends critical resources to long-term work led by Indigenous Peoples defending their territories, their cultures and the Amazon. Because the Amazon needs more than temporary projects.
We invite you to join the YANUNI Fund, to support communities on the frontlines protecting the forest, its biodiversity and the people who depend on it for generations to come.
12 Oct 2026
Indigenous Peoples protect some of the most important forests on Earth, and they do so with almost no funding. Of all the money pledged to save the Amazon, only a small share ever reaches the people doing the work on the ground.
@juma_xipaia knows this firsthand. The YANUNI Fund, created by the Juma Institute, exists to close that gap. The fund sends urgent resources to long-term work led by Indigenous Peoples defending their territories, their cultures and the Amazon. Because the Amazon needs more than temporary projects.
Millions of you have watched Juma’s fight to protect the rainforest in @YanuniFilm. But watching the film was only the start. Supporting her and her people is how the story continues.
This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we invite you to join the YANUNI Fund and support communities on the frontlines protecting the forest, its biodiversity and the people who depend on it for generations to come.
12 Oct 2026
Our new book, “How to Revive Our Ocean,” is now officially available for presale!
Beneath the surface, our seas are in crisis. But after decades on the front lines of marine conservation, we know a fundamental truth: the ocean is remarkably resilient. When we give nature room to heal, life returns with breathtaking speed.
Written by Enric Sala (@natgeopristineseas) and Kristin Rechberger (@reviveourocean), with a foreword by Leonardo DiCaprio (@leonardodicaprio), this book is an actionable, visual blueprint showing how protecting our ocean replenishes marine life, revives dying reefs, and helps secure the future of coastal communities worldwide.
It is our love story to the sea, and to all the people who work tirelessly to protect and care for it.
This book is an invitation to move from awareness to action. Together, we can revive our ocean.
Publishing May 2027. Secure your copy at the link in bio today.
09 Oct 2026
🚨Over 2 million acres (800,000 hectares) of forest have burned across the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. 🦧 Link in bio to learn more.
Climate change is making Borneo’s forests drier, hotter and more susceptible to fires, which are often started by people to clear the forests for agriculture. When carbon-rich peatlands like these burn, they also release enormous amounts of stored carbon, further fueling the climate and biodiversity crises.
🔥Over 5 million people have been exposed to wildfire smoke. Bornean Orangutans have been seen fleeing burning forests as their habitat disappears. This orangutan was rescued by BKSDA in Central Kalimantan, supported by BOS Foundation, and is now under veterinary care. Bornean White-bearded Gibbons, which spend almost all of their lives in trees, have few options for escape as fires consume the forests around them.
The government of Indonesia, firefighters, local communities, conservation organizations, wildlife rescuers, and researchers are all responding to the fires. @rewild partners @iucn_greatapes and @iucn_gibbon are working closely with frontline organizations to support firefighting efforts to protect critical forests and wildlife. 🔴 Learn more about these efforts - link in bio.
Credit: Orangutan rescue mission by BKSDA Central Kalimantan, with support from @bosfoundation. Additional footage from: Tuanan Orangutan Research Station, Forum Konservasi Orangutan Indonesia, and Gunung Palung Orangutan Conservation Program/Yayasan Palung
#IndonesiaWildfires #Borneo #Wildfires #ClimateChange #ForestFires
03 Oct 2026
The Galápagos Petrel crosses vast stretches of open ocean before returning to the volcanic highlands where it was born. There, beneath the forest floor, it digs a burrow and raises just one chick a year.
@phoenixspeciesproject is supporting @fundacion.jocotoco’s work with the Galápagos National Park (@parquegalapagos) to protect this Critically Endangered species—monitoring nests, removing invasive species, restoring native forest, and partnering with local landowners to safeguard nesting sites on private land.
The Galápagos Petrel connects ocean and land, carrying nutrients from the sea back to the islands and helping life flourish from ridge to reef. Its survival is a reminder that no ecosystem, and no species, exists in isolation.
Every safe nest is a beginning. Every chick that reaches the ocean carries hope for the future. Follow @phoenixspeciesproject and the journey to recover 100 of the world’s most threatened species.
The Phoenix Species Project is a $200 million commitment to bring 100 of the world’s most threatened species back from the brink, launched by @leonardodicaprio’s @rewild and the @bezosearthfund, with support from @ageofunion and the @toddgraves Family Foundation.
Featured in the video: Dr @paolasangolqui
📷 @bryanperez.ph, Eduardo Ríos, @maraspeece, @fundacion.jocotoco
01 Oct 2026
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