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Scientists are leading a clear way ahead with the last IPCC report

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Scientists are leading a clear way ahead

Here are 6 reasons that explain why This is My Earth is so unique

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Why is TiME a unique NGO?: Here are 6 reasons

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Young students ask teachers to take action

200 people have already registered for our MOOC:

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200 people have already registered for our MOOC: “TiME to seed a future”

Letter of invitation from Professor Uri Shanas: This is how TiME's MOOC engages your students in nature conservation

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Let’s engage your students in nature conservation with TiME

Enroll TiME to seed a future MOOC and engage your students in nature conservation

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Enroll in the MOOC Time to Seed a Future

Dr. Bindu Raghavan, Principal Scientist and Faculty at the Centre for Wildlife Studies in India. With her, we talked about nature conservation in India and about the mission of This is My Earth as a game changer in the field of biodiversity.

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“Would you save tigers if your baby was eaten by one?”

Paul Ehrlich, one of the world's leading and pioneering voices on ecology and TiME's scientific advisory committee member, celebrates his 90th birthday.

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Paul R. Ehrlich turns 90: Happy birthday to one of the world’s pioneering voices on sustainability

More than 100 countries will protect 30% of the high seas of the Earth after an unprecedented United Nations legal binding treaty has been signed

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100 countries will protect 30% of the High Seas

This is My Earth is celebrating partnerships for Wildlife Conservation while having an international vegan brunch

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Celebrating partnerships for Wildlife Conservation while having brunch

The Tolkien frog lives in the tropical Andes region, not far from the lands of El Toro Forest, that This is My Earth saved in 2016

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Tolkien lives in the tropical Andes region

You have donated and this is what happened: Efrain Cepeda thanks you for saving land in the Choco in this video

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Efrain Cepeda thanks you for saving land in the Choco Forest in Ecuador

The Green Story Podcast highlights Uri Shana's work at This is My Earth in favour of biodiversity, environment, ecology and nature conservation democracy

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The Green Story podcast highlights TiME

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TiME to Seed a Future is our new conservation MOOC

When Lonesome George — the sole remaining Pinta Island tortoise and Galapagos conservation icon — was found dead, news caused a great impact.

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Endlings: Lonesome George was the sole remaining Pinta Island tortoise and a Galapagos icon

The last known live Tasmanian Tiger was captured in 1930 and died 1936 in the now-abandoned Beaumaris Zoo in the centre of Hobart.

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Endlings: The story of the last live Tasmanian tiger

This is the story of the last Dusky seaside sparrow. It became extinct on Walt Disney World's Discovery Island on June 17, 1987.

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Endlings: The last Dusky seaside sparrow and Disney

Indigenous people are better at protecting the Amazon’s last carbon sinks.

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Indigenous people are better at protecting the Amazon’s last carbon sinks

Noga Sion is This is My Earth's Newsletter editor

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Many celebrations in the world are linked to our relationship with trees

Tony Hiss:

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“We all depend on each other to overcome adversity”

Noga Sion is This is My Earth's Newsletter editor

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Playing dice with the universe

Securing lands for conservation is one of the best investments you can do to secure your future and that of your family

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“Securing lands for conservation is one of the best investments you can do to secure your future and that of your family”

“With This is My Earth, children feel the power to make an impact and fight climate change

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“With TiME, children feel the power to make an impact”

“Our work in TiME has the most direct impact I've ever experienced in a nonprofit conservation organization”

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“TiME has the most direct impact I’ve ever experienced in a nonprofit conservation organization”

Conservation always needs support; we never have a spare hand says Santiago Rosado, biologist and biodiversity influencer.

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“Conservation always needs support; we never have a spare hand”

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This QR saves the planet: SCAN IT!

Noga Sion is This is My Earth's Newsletter editor

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The cloud forests of Colombia

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“Talking about nature conservation is the same as talking about human conservation”

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“People die in the name of nature conservation in my immediate surroundings” 

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“I want my children to see and enjoy nature, but I’ve seen nature declining everywhere I’ve travelled”

The story of the Famous Jaguar scarface

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What happened to Scarface?: The most famous Jaguar in the world

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“TiME is about sharing the word so that we can share the world more healthily”

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“TiME is the only nature conservation nonprofit I know in which 100% of your donation goes to where it’s needed”

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“La fotografía de la naturaleza tiene que enseñar y despertar curiosidad y compasión por la biodiversidad”

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The Cry of the Jocotoco

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“We should let people understand the true cost of their choices because nobody is paying for the disaster that has been caused”

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Wildlife trafficking is one of the world’s biggest international crimes

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The transfer of animals from one location to another carries diseases, which spread and mutate easily

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“If you want the funding you need your followers and fans to vote in your favor”

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“TiME is this little animal running under the nose of more prominent corporations and saving the land before it’s too late”

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“This is My Earth has been great in securing financing for land purchases”

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“Local communities are, by far, the best allies for nature conservation”

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This is My Earth explained in 1 minute

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“Even though there are wild areas with intact forest you can see that some of them don’t have any monkeys left”

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An electronic music party raises funds for TiME, and ocean animals are the performers

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Ask This is My Earth for funding: Here is how

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What can YOU do to protect the planet? Join TiME’s team and help us spread the word through a monthly newsletter!

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“Insects have survived the last five mass extinctions our planet has faced; but this time is different”

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The first international meeting of TiME volunteers puts Communication on the agenda

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We have created This is My Earth’s Annual Report for you

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𝗕𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗮 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗱 𝗙𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗿𝗲 𝗙𝗼𝗿 𝗔𝗹𝗹 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲: This is our TiME List of protected animals

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Join EARTH DAY global campaign to #InvestInOurPlanet – Download our Action Toolkit!

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Some highlights from the IPCC Climate Report

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History of the region’s Cacau-cabruca · Chronicles from Brazil

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Biodiversity faces its make-or-break year

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Scientists map 80% of unknown species

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TiME’s Newsletters

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The ecological impact of war in Africa

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This is My Earth in Kenya with Professor Uri Shanas

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Chatting with Jasmine, a 12-year old TiME supporter

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A visit to TiME’s first biodiversity hotspot land purchase

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Protecting megafauna and raising money for conservation

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Ivory Belongs to Elephants

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Gold in Africa – an interview with Henry Gold, TiME board member

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