Home Actor Leonardo DiCaprio HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers May 2023 Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - In the last two years, #Ecuador and #CostaRica have created or expanded Marine Protected Areas between the Galapagos and Cocos Islands. Combined, these areas protect a nearly 140,000 mile2 (360,000 km2) marine corridor, an area nearly three times larger than New York state. Protecting known wildlife corridors is critical to ocean health because wildlife use them for migration, feeding, and breeding. Now, both Ecuador and Costa Rica have created funds for supporting the effective management of these protected areas. Costa Rica’s fund was created with philanthropic support, while Ecuador’s - the world’s largest to date - leverages a restructuring of the country’s debt, where part of the proceeds are invested in conservation. Each of these helps finance effective protections for #sealife like whale sharks, manta rays, sea turtles and dolphins. Congratulations to Ecuador, Costa Rica and all the supporters that made this possible. #30x30 @guillermolasso @ambienteec @gustavomanriquemiranda @parquegalapagos #MasGalapagos Pew Bertarelli Ocean Legacy (@pewtrusts @bertarellifoundation) Credit Suisse Aqua Blue Investments Oceans Finance Company US Development Finance Corporation (@dfcgov) Inter-American Development Bank (@el_bid) Costa Rica Blue Fund (@costaricaporsiempre) MINAE Costa Rica (@minaecr) SINAC Costa Rica Forever Costa Rica (@costaricaporsiempre) Bezos Earth Fund (@bezosearthfund) Re:wild (@rewild) Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation (@moorefound) Wyss Foundation 📷: Alex Hearn

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – In the last two years, #Ecuador and #CostaRica have created or expanded Marine Protected Areas between the Galapagos and Cocos Islands. Combined, these areas protect a nearly 140,000 mile2 (360,000 km2) marine corridor, an area nearly three times larger than New York state. Protecting known wildlife corridors is critical to ocean health because wildlife use them for migration, feeding, and breeding. Now, both Ecuador and Costa Rica have created funds for supporting the effective management of these protected areas. Costa Rica’s fund was created with philanthropic support, while Ecuador’s – the world’s largest to date – leverages a restructuring of the country’s debt, where part of the proceeds are invested in conservation. Each of these helps finance effective protections for #sealife like whale sharks, manta rays, sea turtles and dolphins. Congratulations to Ecuador, Costa Rica and all the supporters that made this possible. #30×30 @guillermolasso @ambienteec @gustavomanriquemiranda @parquegalapagos #MasGalapagos Pew Bertarelli Ocean Legacy (@pewtrusts @bertarellifoundation) Credit Suisse Aqua Blue Investments Oceans Finance Company US Development Finance Corporation (@dfcgov) Inter-American Development Bank (@el_bid) Costa Rica Blue Fund (@costaricaporsiempre) MINAE Costa Rica (@minaecr) SINAC Costa Rica Forever Costa Rica (@costaricaporsiempre) Bezos Earth Fund (@bezosearthfund) Re:wild (@rewild) Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation (@moorefound) Wyss Foundation 📷: Alex Hearn

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram - In the last two years, #Ecuador and #CostaRica have created or expanded Marine Protected Areas between the Galapagos and Cocos Islands. Combined, these areas protect a nearly 140,000 mile2 (360,000 km2) marine corridor, an area nearly three times larger than New York state. Protecting known wildlife corridors is critical to ocean health because wildlife use them for migration, feeding, and breeding. Now, both Ecuador and Costa Rica have created funds for supporting the effective management of these protected areas. Costa Rica’s fund was created with philanthropic support, while Ecuador’s - the world’s largest to date - leverages a restructuring of the country’s debt, where part of the proceeds are invested in conservation. Each of these helps finance effective protections for #sealife like whale sharks, manta rays, sea turtles and dolphins. Congratulations to Ecuador, Costa Rica and all the supporters that made this possible. #30x30 @guillermolasso @ambienteec @gustavomanriquemiranda @parquegalapagos #MasGalapagos Pew Bertarelli Ocean Legacy (@pewtrusts @bertarellifoundation) Credit Suisse Aqua Blue Investments Oceans Finance Company US Development Finance Corporation (@dfcgov) Inter-American Development Bank (@el_bid) Costa Rica Blue Fund (@costaricaporsiempre) MINAE Costa Rica (@minaecr) SINAC Costa Rica Forever Costa Rica (@costaricaporsiempre) Bezos Earth Fund (@bezosearthfund) Re:wild (@rewild) Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation (@moorefound) Wyss Foundation 📷: Alex Hearn

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – In the last two years, #Ecuador and #CostaRica have created or expanded Marine Protected Areas between the Galapagos and Cocos Islands. Combined, these areas protect a nearly 140,000 mile2 (360,000 km2) marine corridor, an area nearly three times larger than New York state. Protecting known wildlife corridors is critical to ocean health because wildlife use them for migration, feeding, and breeding.

Now, both Ecuador and Costa Rica have created funds for supporting the effective management of these protected areas. Costa Rica’s fund was created with philanthropic support, while Ecuador’s – the world’s largest to date – leverages a restructuring of the country’s debt, where part of the proceeds are invested in conservation. Each of these helps finance effective protections for #sealife like whale sharks, manta rays, sea turtles and dolphins.

Congratulations to Ecuador, Costa Rica and all the supporters that made this possible.

#30×30 @guillermolasso @ambienteec @gustavomanriquemiranda @parquegalapagos
#MasGalapagos
Pew Bertarelli Ocean Legacy (@pewtrusts @bertarellifoundation)
Credit Suisse
Aqua Blue Investments
Oceans Finance Company
US Development Finance Corporation (@dfcgov)
Inter-American Development Bank (@el_bid)
Costa Rica Blue Fund (@costaricaporsiempre)
MINAE Costa Rica (@minaecr)
SINAC Costa Rica
Forever Costa Rica (@costaricaporsiempre)
Bezos Earth Fund (@bezosearthfund)
Re:wild (@rewild)
Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation (@moorefound)
Wyss Foundation

📷: Alex Hearn | Posted on 10/May/2023 02:18:53

Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – They once regularly roamed the entire Southeast, but now there are only about 200 Florida Panthers left. Don’t miss #PathOfThePanther, an informative film on the last breeding population of big cats surviving in the eastern United States and the fight to save their home.
 
Now streaming on @Hulu and @DisneyPlus.
Leonardo DiCaprio Instagram – Last month, President Biden declared Avi Kwa Ame in Nevada –also known as Spirit Mountain– a national monument. For decades, Indigenous tribes in the region advocated for the federal preservation of the landmark, which is culturally and spiritually significant and home to critical desert biodiversity.

These new federal protections prevent any future industrial and manufacturing development on the sacred site and is an important move by the administration to strengthen collaboration with Indigenous communities.

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