Home Actor Leonardo DiCaprio HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers December 2022 Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - This year’s Day of the Dead celebrations included a unique ‘resurrection’ in Jalisco, Mexico, where conservationists released more than 1,000 Golden Skiffia into the fish’s native range in the Teuchitlán River. The freshwater fish had not been documented in the wild since the late 1990s. The events, in the midst of Mexico’s #DayoftheDead celebrations, included formal speeches, traditional dances and the official release of the fish. Bringing the species back from the ‘dead’ is the result of collaborative conservation work between Michoacan University of Mexico, @chesterzoo, the Goodeid Working Group and @Shoal_Org (a program of @Rewild and @synchearth). Photos by @manfredmeiners77

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – This year’s Day of the Dead celebrations included a unique ‘resurrection’ in Jalisco, Mexico, where conservationists released more than 1,000 Golden Skiffia into the fish’s native range in the Teuchitlán River. The freshwater fish had not been documented in the wild since the late 1990s. The events, in the midst of Mexico’s #DayoftheDead celebrations, included formal speeches, traditional dances and the official release of the fish. Bringing the species back from the ‘dead’ is the result of collaborative conservation work between Michoacan University of Mexico, @chesterzoo, the Goodeid Working Group and @Shoal_Org (a program of @Rewild and @synchearth). Photos by @manfredmeiners77

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - This year’s Day of the Dead celebrations included a unique ‘resurrection’ in Jalisco, Mexico, where conservationists released more than 1,000 Golden Skiffia into the fish’s native range in the Teuchitlán River. The freshwater fish had not been documented in the wild since the late 1990s. The events, in the midst of Mexico’s #DayoftheDead celebrations, included formal speeches, traditional dances and the official release of the fish. Bringing the species back from the ‘dead’ is the result of collaborative conservation work between Michoacan University of Mexico, @chesterzoo, the Goodeid Working Group and @Shoal_Org (a program of @Rewild and @synchearth). Photos by @manfredmeiners77

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – This year’s Day of the Dead celebrations included a unique ‘resurrection’ in Jalisco, Mexico, where conservationists released more than 1,000 Golden Skiffia into the fish’s native range in the Teuchitlán River. The freshwater fish had not been documented in the wild since the late 1990s. The events, in the midst of Mexico’s #DayoftheDead celebrations, included formal speeches, traditional dances and the official release of the fish.

Bringing the species back from the ‘dead’ is the result of collaborative conservation work between Michoacan University of Mexico, @chesterzoo, the Goodeid Working Group and @Shoal_Org (a program of @Rewild and @synchearth).

Photos by @manfredmeiners77 | Posted on 23/Nov/2022 04:46:31

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – Central America’s Five Great Forests are home to 7.5 percent of the planet’s biodiversity, including the Jaguar and Endangered Baird’s Tapir, and hold nearly 50 percent of the region’s forest carbon. At the #UNClimateSummit in 2019, a “Five Forests Alliance” came together to shed light on these globally significant forests and the threats they face. At the 2021 Climate Summit, the European Union launched a pilot project supporting the Five Forest Alliance. Today, during this year’s #COP27, the European Union @eu_partnerships announced a major scaling up of its investments to protect the Five Forests and their wildlife, including support for the Indigenous Peoples and local communities who risk their lives as the forests’ frontline defenders. #ClimateAction @wcs_mesoamerica @rewild @ccadsic @bioversityciat @alianzabosque #5GreatForests #Mesoamerica #UEenCentroAmerica #FundedbytheEU
Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – This year’s Day of the Dead celebrations included a unique ‘resurrection’ in Jalisco, Mexico, where conservationists released more than 1,000 Golden Skiffia into the fish’s native range in the Teuchitlán River. The freshwater fish had not been documented in the wild since the late 1990s. The events, in the midst of Mexico’s #DayoftheDead celebrations, included formal speeches, traditional dances and the official release of the fish. Bringing the species back from the ‘dead’ is the result of collaborative conservation work between Michoacan University of Mexico, @chesterzoo, the Goodeid Working Group and @Shoal_Org (a program of @Rewild and @synchearth). Photos by @manfredmeiners77

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