Where the water meets the land, life begins. 🌊🌿

Happy #WorldWetlandsDay! Today we celebrate the marshes, swamps, and peatlands that keep our planet breathing and our waters flowing.

Protecting these spaces isn't just a choice - it's a necessity for every living being on Earth. 🐸

Giving Tuesday Match! An anonymous supporter is doubling all donations to EcoWB today, up to $5,000 - which means a gift of $59.50 will be doubled to $119, enough to cover the cost of a full day of EcoWB project support. If you’re able, please visit www.ecowb.org to make a donation before midnight!

Today - and every day - we’re thankful for the volunteers, supporters, and community partners around the world who make EcoWB’s work possible. www.ecowb.org

Meet Saad Dagher, an ecologist practicing and teaching agroecology. Agroecology applies ecological principles to create resilient farming systems that work with nature—reducing reliance on chemicals, restoring soil health, and supporting farming that sustains both communities and ecosystems.

Meet Rebekah Padgett, an ecologist working at the intersection of people and the marine environment. Ecologists like Rebekah ensure that coastal ecosystems are protected in ways that also support the communities who depend on them—helping humans live in closer harmony with the ocean.

Meet Chris Hogle, an ecologist who works with industries, governments, and local communities to guide the sustainable use of land, water, and natural resources. Ecologists like Chris help ensure that development projects are planned in ways that respect and protect the environment.

Meet Caitlin O’Connell-Rodwell, an ecologist who studies elephant social behaviour. These insights are vital—not just for protecting elephants and their habitats, but for improving conservation strategies and reducing conflict where wildlife and humans share space.

Meet Larissa Thelin, an ecologist studying how climate change is shifting species’ movements and altering habitats. By tracking these changes, ecologists like Larissa reveal how rising temperatures, changing weather, and shifting seasons are stressing ecosystems, biodiversity and food webs.

Happy Earth Day! To mark the day, we’re excited to share the launch of our “I Am an Ecologist” series—a weekly look at the people, skills, and work that make up the world of ecology. Follow along as we demystify ecology and celebrate the people making a difference. #EarthDay2025 #EcoWB

This National Volunteer Week, we’re celebrating the people who make EcoWB what it is: a global community of experts and advocates giving their time, skills, and heart to bring lasting change to the communities that need it most.
#NationalVolunteerWeek #EcoWB

Just $15 protects one hectare of vital chimpanzee habitat in Cameroon—help communities save wildlife and forests from deforestation, poaching, encroachment, and secure their future today! Donate here: ecowb.app.neoncrm.com/forms/camero...