STOP EATING THE PARROT FISH 🐟 !!!

Parrot fishes spend 90% of their day eating algae and dead coral. They clean our reefs. This makes them an important part of our ecosystem. Most of the reefs across the tropics are full of algae due to overfishing of the parrot fish and other herbivores. The parrot fish also poops up to 700 pounds of fine white sand annually.

Their existence is essential so avoid eating them. Educate your friends and family to raise awareness. Say no to catching parrot fishes. Don't purchase them from the markets.

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SAVE WATER, SAVE LIFE.

After ruining the entire nature, we somehow manage to find sources for ourselves. But what about the other species who are also trying to survive around us? Let's be kind, let's be responsible. Please think of everyone else around as well before ruining and wasting anything around you.. Art Credit: Awantha Artigala #savewater #savewildlife #climatechange #ClimateAction #geographytimes

THE LIGHTS ARE ABOUT TO GO OUT ON FIREFLIES. 😔

And yes, humans are to blame this time. According to the first major review of their global status, Fireflies Face Triple Extinction Threat Worldwide due to habitat loss and exposure to pesticides. Will fireflies now become just a memory from our childhood? What we can do is Increase habitat, Turn off lights, stop pesticide use... save fireflies and their relatives and share this to Aware world.

FLOODS IN JIGAWA NIGERIA 🇳🇬

Following more torrential rainfall in Jigawa State this month, flooding in the state has so far killed 50 people while over 8,000 people have been displaced and houses destroyed. Flooding is one of the perennial disasters killing people, displacing thousands and destroying properties including vast agricultural lands worth millions of naira in the state. This will altimately affect food security.... let's act together and fight CLIMATE CHANGE #climatechange #ClimateAction #geographytimes #climatecrisis #climatemigration

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