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El Manglar Es Vida | Restoring mangroves, communities and climate benefits in Ecuador [Video]

Mangroves are the passport to our survival as a species. Communities depend on a thriving mangrove ecosystems for food and livelihoods, and a square mile of healthy mangrove forest can sequester carbon 10 times faster than the same area of mature tropical forests. But mangrove forests can also emit greenhouse gases when disturbed or degraded. In Ecuador, fishing communities and scientists work together to restore these forests and understand the climate benefits they provide to the world.

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Bali to levy entry tax on all foreign tourists from February 14: All you need to know [Video]

The Bali Tourist Tax, amounting to Indonesian Rupiah 150,000 per person (approximately $10), applies to all foreign tourists, irrespective of age. This levy seeks to contribute directly to initiatives aimed at preserving Balinese customs, traditions, arts, and the island’s distinctive natural environment. While the introduction of the entry tax highlights Bali’s commitment to responsible tourism practices and environmental stewardship.

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Green Horizons: A Guide to Environmental Conservation and Recycling | kids learning TV [Video]

Green Horizons: A Guide to Environmental Conservation and Recycling | kids learning TVGreen Horizons: A Guide to Environmental Conservation and Recycling is a comprehensive handbook that navigates the complex landscape of environmental conservation and recycling practices. This book serves as a practical guide for individuals, communities, and organizations seeking to adopt sustainable habits and reduce their ecological footprint.Through accessible language and actionable tips, “Green Horizons” explores a wide range of environmental conservation topics, including renewable energy sources, waste reduction strategies, water conservation techniques, and biodiversity preservation efforts. Readers will learn about the interconnectedness of environmental issues and the importance of taking holistic approaches to conservation.Moreover, “Green Horizons” provides detailed insights into the principles and practices of recycling, from understanding the recycling process to implementing effective recycling programs at home, in schools, and in workplaces. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the environmental benefits of recycling and the role of recycling in mitigating climate change and conserving natural resources.Additionally, this book highlights the importance of collective action and community engagement in promoting environmental conservation and recycling initiatives. Through case studies, success stories, and practical examples, “Green Horizons” showcases how individuals and communities around the world are making a positive impact on the environment through their commitment to sustainability.Whether you’re a concerned citizen looking to make a difference in your daily life or a policymaker seeking evidence-based solutions for environmental challenges, “Green Horizons” provides the knowledge, tools, and inspiration needed to foster a more sustainable and resilient future for our planet. With its blend of practical advice, scientific insights, and motivational narratives, this book empowers readers to become agents of positive change in the global effort to protect our environment for future generations.

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NY DEC members win Emmy for documentary [Video]

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) A big Hollywood week for the New York State Department of Environmental conservation. As two staff members, Josh Thiel and Emma Antolos won their first Emmys! They helped lead the team to produce a documentary called Uninvited: The Spread of Invasive Species about the major threat invasive species pose to New []

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On The Ground: From Emergency Detour to Miracle Story [Video]

Francis, a young boy born with a heart defect, was in desperate need of surgery. When Children’s Heart Project approved Francis to receive this life-saving procedure at a partner hospital in the Cayman Islands, it was a burden lifted. Francis and the team were en route to the hospital until the plans changed abruptly—there was an emergency during the flight. Over the next 102 days, God worked, not only through Francis, but in the lives of his parents and his entire community in Uganda. ResourcesHear about three generations of women whose lives were changed through Children’s Heart Project.https://ontheground.samaritanspurse.org/podcast/three-generations-of-women-a-miracle-story-for-mother-s-dayListen to Renewing Lives by Healing Hearts, and hear from two Mongolian mothers about how their children’s hearts were healed physically and, in the process, they themselves were renewed spiritually.https://ontheground.samaritanspurse.org/podcast/renewing-lives-by-healing-heartsCheck out our episode Healing Hearts: Children’s Heart Project where Kristy Graham introduces you to Hishga, a young girl from Mongolia.https://ontheground.samaritanspurse.org/podcast/healing-hearts