#ibera — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ibera, aggregated by home.social.
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Diese kleine Spinne kreuzte unseren Weg.
#argentinien #esteros #iberá #carlospelligrini #photography #nature #animal
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Die Brücke über die Esteros del Iberá.
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Sonnenuntergang an den Esteros.
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Unser Stellplatz an der Lagune. Am Damm entlang gibt es viele dieser Terrassen in verschiedenen Größen. Den Tag kann man hier verbringen oder auch Wildcamping machen. Wir haben bei der Polizei nachgefragt ob es möglich ist... Kein Problem.
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Im Nationalpark Iberá. Blick vom Aussichtsturm auf die Sümpfe. Ein herrlicher Ausblick bei Sonnenschein.
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Auf der Ruta Provinzial 40 nach Carlos Pellegrini.
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Rewilding in Argentina helps giant #anteaters return to south Brazil https://news.mongabay.com/2024/02/rewilding-in-argentina-helps-giant-anteaters-return-to-south-brazil/
"Recent giant #anteater sightings in #RioGrandeDoSul state indicate the species has returned to southern #Brazil, where it had been considered #extinct for more than a century. Experts concluded that the #GiantAnteater ventured across the border from the #Iberá Park in northeastern #Argentina where a #rewilding project has released around 110 individuals back into the habitat."
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"#Iberá was...degraded by #humans and is...being recovered by humans...what we can achieve if we...[restore] an #ecosystem..."
"Our [mission] is to...help reverse the #biodiversity #extinction crisis...protecting what is left...reintroducing #KeystoneSpecies...then...develop #economic activity for the local people..."
#TompkinsConservation #NationalGeographic #LastWildPlaces #Argentina #Rewilding
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once #ClimateChange mitigation.
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Hibernating tortoises having their weekly weight check
Temperatures in the box have been a perfect 4-8degrees. They have only lost 1% body mass in 5 weeks. When I get them out they don’t open their eyes, and barely move - which is ideal and means they are deeply asleep! I will continue to leave them in the dark for another week. If it starts to warm up I will bring them inside to wake up.