Claudia GrabbeSeptember 26, 2025•
Hello! I’m Claudia Grabbe, a researcher on the circular economy and looking to go into policymaking for circularity.
Let’s connect! My LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/claudia-grabbe-a513662a9
Happy to be here :)
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Delicia MariaSeptember 10, 2025•
Our ambitious goal is to mobilize some of the most impactful leaders in the lead-up to World Clean Up Day. We hope to honor them as leaders who are making a powerful statement for a cleaner, more sustainable future.
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Delicia MariaSeptember 10, 2025•
The largest environmental cleanup campaign in the world, World Cleanup Day, will be celebrated on September 20, 2025. In over 190 countries, millions of people will be cleaning up rubbish in parks, streets, beaches, forests, rivers, riverbanks, and oceans. “WCD” uses cleanup efforts to send a strong message for a healthier, cleaner, and waste-free world.
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Naledi LetsohoAugust 12, 2025•
Hi there, I'm Naledi, country lead for Climate Live South Africa.
Please use this link to sign up to become a member of the CLSA Chapter: https://forms.gle/wXBngCKF31bBwEce7
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Kelly NdiAugust 11, 2025•
Hi everyone,
Great platform here.
Climate finance advocate.https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelly-ndi-76b603277?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app
Happy to be here
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Crispin NgakaniJuly 31, 2025•
Hi all. I'm Crispin Ngakani, climate activist and climate clock Congo, county focal point. Pleasure to join this platform
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Afia Agyapomaa OfosuJuly 31, 2025•
Our ocean, our survival! 🌊 It provides us with:
🌟 Oxygen to breathe
🍽️ Food for millions
💼 Livelihoods for communities
Conserve the #ocean, conserve our future!🌟
@Climazyn
#WavesofConservation #OceanConservation #Sustainability
Kindly follow me on LinkedIn for more.
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Abinesh AnbazhaganJuly 29, 2025•
Just recently I joined IUCN and thus this post maybe a little older yet I guess it can have its worth.
I am happy to publish a new species of gecko, we formally name it as "Dravidogecko coonoor", from the Western ghats of India. The genus currently has 9 species it is the genus is the only endemic gekkonid genus for India. The species name "Coonoor" is for Honoring my hometown Coonoor, also which is an ecological hotspot placed under a Biosphere reserve (Nilgiri Biosphere reserve) and a hottest hotspot (Wester ghats).
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