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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

The Critically Endangered #PinkIguana is one of 100 species at the heart of the Phoenix Species Project. Meet all 100 here: phoenixspeciesproject.org

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

Could a wasp help protect one of Darwin’s finches? 🐦🪰 We're proud to partner with Friends of the Charles Darwin Foundation for the #Galápagos Islands to help more chicks of Critically Endangered Medium Tree-finch take flight on #Floreana. Learn more here: phoenixspeciesproject.org/species/medi...

A small brown Medium Tree-finch perches on a branch beneath the headline “Vampires in its nest?!” Text introduces the bird as one of Darwin’s finches, with an unexpected enemy.

A photograph of an avian vampire fly overlaps a large pink “approximately 40%.” Text explains that around 40% of Medium Tree-finch chicks in one study died from fly parasitism. The fly’s larvae feed on hatchlings’ blood.

Text explains that about 24 square kilometres of forest habitat remain for the Medium Tree-finch, whose home includes giant daisy trees.

A photo collage shows a Medium Tree-finch, a hanging mesh box, and two researchers working in a forest. Text describes a partnership with Friends of the Charles Darwin Foundation for the Galápagos Islands to help the finch thrive on Floreana.

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

How do you bring back a fish when its home has disappeared? 🐟💧 For the Charco Azul Pupfish, recovery means something wonderfully ambitious: helping restore an aquatic ecosystem from scratch in one of Mexico’s driest desert regions. ✨ Follow as we work to give this fish—and its spring—a comeback.

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

This #WaterWeek, meet a teeny freshwater fish... from the desert?! 🌵🐟 💫 Know about the Charco Azul Pupfish Phoenix Species Project here: phoenixspeciesproject.org/species/char...

White graphic introducing the Charco Azul Pupfish. Large text reads, “A FISH… FROM THE DESERT?!” Above a photo of a small blue-green pupfish, with a pink dotted arrow beside it. Below, text reads, “Meet the Charco Azul Pupfish, whose only wild habitat dried up.” Photo credit: Barbara Nicca.

White graphic explaining the Charco Azul Pupfish’s former habitat. Large text reads, “ITS ENTIRE WILD WORLD WAS ONE SPRING.” Below: “Ojo de Agua Charco Azul, Northeastern Mexico,” followed by an outline map of Mexico marking the spring within the Chihuahuan Desert. At the bottom, text reads, “By 1997, the spring had dried up. At least three other freshwater species that depended on it went extinct.”

Conservation graphic titled “Charco Azul Pupfish,” with the scientific name Cyprinodon veronicae. Text reads, “We’re working with UAEM in Mexico to restore an aquatic ecosystem from scratch & reintroduce this playful pupfish to the Ojo de Agua Charco Azul.” Photos show a Charco Azul Pupfish, a group of people visiting the dry, wooded habitat, and conservation partners talking beside large blue fish-rearing tanks. Photo credit: Topiltzin Contreras.

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

We’re working with Reshark, in collaboration with the Indonesian government and local partners in #Indonesia to support the conservation work needed to give the extraordinary & #criticallyendangered bowmouth guitarfish species a real chance at recovery. 🩵 🔗 phoenixspeciesproject.org/species/bowm...

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 19/08/2026

This International Orangutan Day, meet the Tapanuli orangutan (Pongo tapanuliensis), the world’s rarest great ape. 🦧🌿 Fewer than 800 mature individuals are estimated to remain, and protecting the #TapanuliOrangutan means protecting the forest they depend on. #Phoenixspeciesproject

A Tapanuli orangutan sits among dense green rainforest foliage. Large white text reads “Tapanuli Orangutan,” with the scientific name Pongo tapanuliensis below. Additional text states, “Fewer than 800 mature individuals remain of the world’s rarest great ape.” Photo credit: Alfredo Hernandez.

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

For these #endangeredspecies, being little-known can also mean being overlooked when funding for recovery comes around. #phoenixspeciesproject is working to change that for 100 of them. From tiny frogs to freshwater fish and plants. 🔗 Learn more from the link in bio.

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

🦜 We’re proud to partner with Bush Heritage Australia in the sustained work to protect and recover the #endangered #nightparrot & the #wild #Australian landscapes it calls home. 📍 Pullen Pullen Reserve, Maiawali Country 🎧: Night Parrot ecologist, Dr. Nick Leseberg 🔗 Learn more from the link in bio

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

Species recovery is a long-game kind of love. ♥️ Phoenix Species Project is backing 100+ partners with sustained funding to recover 100 Critically Endangered species. 🌎 🔗 phoenixspeciesproject.org #phoenixspeciesproject #conservation #biodiversity #wildlifeconservation #endangeredspecies

Graphic reads, ‘From the brink. To a comeback.’ and asks, ‘What does it take to bend the curve on species extinction?’ Critically Endangered Jamaican iguana hatchlings peek out from between a person’s hands against a green background. Photo credit: Robin Moore/Re:wild.

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

Just a taste of the incredible species we’re working to recover. 🌎 For these unique five, we're working with Reshark, Wilderness Foundation Africa, Amphibian and Reptile Conservancy, Bush Heritage Australia, and Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos. 🔗 Link in bio to learn more.

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Re:wild @rewildorg.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

Introducing the Phoenix Species Project! ✨🐦‍🔥✨ Follow the journey of recovering 100 species from the brink! >>> @phoenixspecies.bsky.social #phoenixspeciesfund #phoenix100 #phoenix

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Phoenix Species Project @phoenixspecies.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

🌍 Meet the Phoenix Species Project, a new global effort to help recover 100 of the world's most threatened species. Launched by @bezosearthfund.org & @rewildorg.bsky.social, support from Leonardo Dicaprio, Age of Union & the Todd Graves Family Foundation. Follow along: phoenixspeciesproject.org

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