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#restoringnature — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #restoringnature, aggregated by home.social.

  1. #A2A - Connecting lands and people across the #Algonquin to #Adirondacks region

    "For a resilient, ecologically connected #A2ARegion that sustains a full range of native #wildlife and enhances people’s quality of life for generations to come.

    The time to reconnect is now.

    Nature cannot survive on isolated islands. Between #AlgonquinPark and the Adirondacks, a crisis of fragmentation is unfolding.

    Roads, development, and borders have severed ancient migratory pathways, trapping wildlife in habitat pockets too small to sustain genetic diversity, find food, or adapt to a rapidly changing climate. When we isolate nature, we weaken the very systems that sustain us.

    The A2A region is a continental lifeline. As one of the last remaining large-scale, #IntactForest and #wetland linkages in #EasternNorthAmerica, this corridor represents our best opportunity to ensure wildlife can move north–south across the #GreatLakes#SaintLawrence system.

    Our mission is to heal and reconnect these landscapes. We must repair these broken links to restore the interconnected web of biodiversity that sustains the health of our region and the resilience of the entire continent."

    Learn more:
    a2acollaborative.org/

    #SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeCorridor #PreserveTheForest #ReconnectNature #US #Canada #Biodiversity #Interconnectedness #RestoringNature #NorthAmerica #NatureCorridors

  2. #California - #RoseCreek #HabitatRestoration

    April 17, 2026 - 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

    #PacificBeachCA 92109

    "Join the #SanDiegoBirdAlliance and #FriendsOfRoseCreek for #riparian habitat restoration.

    Thank you San Diego Bird Alliance for leading the third Friday work parties.

    During this maintenance event with the San Diego Bird Alliance, we will be removing invasive species, potentially watering new, planted native plants and learning about the riparian habitat. More than 30 species of #birds depend on this space during this time of year. Help us provide healthy #biodiversity to support all the wildlife in the area.

    What to bring: Refillable water bottle, close-toed shoes, weather appropriate attire, hat and sunscreen

    What is provided: All necessary tools, snacks and water.

    The Native Plant Garden along Rose Creek was started in the 1990s by The Nature School. Help us care for and expand this special place."

    FMI:
    saverosecreek.org/events/habit

    #SolarPunkSunday #RestoringNature #Rewilding #NativePlants #BuildingCommunity #SpendTimeInNature #CaliforniaEvents #Birds #WildlifeHabitat #HabitatRestoration