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International conventions and organizations tend to define “wildlife” as including all animals, plants and fungi living in the wild. More simply, living things, especially mammals, birds, and fishes are neither human nor domesticated. With global warming, many species are threatened and struggling to survive. Wildlife sanctuaries are protected areas that provide a safe haven for animals and their habitats. They help conserve biodiversity and prevent species extinction. 

Curated by mokiethecat

November 05, 2026

Tiger sharks in the Bahamas have led scientists to one of the largest seagrass habitats on Earth, which is crucial for supporting ocean biodiversity, protecting coastlines from storms, and absorbing carbon from the water.

Join James Stewart in the full film as he explores how people are working to protect these vital seagrass habitats. This is part of the #FixingThePlanet series, sponsored by @speedandscale, highlighting innovations and choices that help preserve our planet.

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