Instagram: diez cuentas sobre temas ambientales que deberías seguir

El cambio climático, la naturaleza  y el esplendor de la flora y fauna se pueden observar a diario en diversas plataformas de redes sociales. Cambia.pe ya es parte del boom del “Me Gusta” en Instagram (puedes seguirnos en este link) y así como la nuestra, son muchas las cuentas que abordan temas ambientales con el objetivo de retratar la realidad e promover la importancia de proteger nuestro planeta.

1.       Every day climate change (Cada día el clima cambia)

Muestra fotografías sobre el cambio climático en los 5 continentes. Una Desgarradora muestra de cómo la mano del hombre destruye la naturaleza

https://www.instagram.com/everydayclimatechange/

Guest Post: Photo by @ohriviawoo for @everydayclimatechange C O R A L B L E A C H I N G – It’s a real thing. The Great Barrier Reef has been experiencing high sea temperatures due to climate change that brings on coral heat stress and change to its waters and what lives in them. This means that the relationship the algae that coral uses to survive on is slowly breaking down, resulting in coral dying which creates the bleached affect. Notice in the above photo I took at the reef, just a mere two hour boat ride from Cairns, Queensland, how white the coral looks compared to the bright blue fish joyfully swimming by. I was shocked to see it first hand and can only imagine how beautifully colored this area of the reef previously was. Educate yourself and #PROTECTTHEREEF #globalwarming #climatechange #ohriviawoo #greatbarrierreef #coral #coralbleaching #water #warmingsea #australia #everydayclimatechange #savethereef

Una foto publicada por Everyday Climate Change (@everydayclimatechange) el 27 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 5:00 PDT

2.       Leonardo DiCaprio   La cuenta de Instagram de Leo DiCaprio está dedicada enteramente a la naturaleza. El actor está enteramente comprometido con el cuidado ambiental.   https://www.instagram.com/leonardodicaprio/    

#Regram #RG @everydayclimatechange: Photo by James Whitlow Delano @jameswhitlowdelano for @everydayclimatechange. Mountain climbers high in the Mont Blanc Massif. Because of its elevation, the massif has large glaciers but those glaciers are receding at an alarming rate due to climate change. The Mont Blanc Massif feeds both the Rhone and Po rivers, emphasizing its importants as a watersource for tens of millions of people in France, Italy and Switzerland. Since the 1990’s average mountain temperatures have increased faster than at lower elevations. The average temperatures in Chamonix, at the base of the massif, have risen 1.5C (2.7F) in the last 75 years. Fresh snowfall has halved in the past 40 years, leading to rapid melting and receding glaciers. #climatechange #globalwarming #ice #water #glaciers #meltingglaciers #climatechangeisreal #chamonix #france #alps #climatechangeisreal #montblanc #everydayclimatechange #jameswhitlowdelano Una foto publicada por Leonardo DiCaprio (@leonardodicaprio) el 30 de Abr de 2016 a la(s) 9:12 PDT

3.       Paul Nicklen

El fotógrafo de National Geographic y miembro de la organización protectora de océanos Sea Legacy  deja sorprendidos a todos sus seguidores con fotos únicas sobre la biomasa marina.

https://www.instagram.com/paulnicklen/

Bears need ice, period! A large male bear hops up onto a piece of glacier ice that has just calved into the sea in Svalbard, Norway. Seals and walrus are often found resting on these bergie bits and bears like to work the faces of these large glaciers in search of a meal. It is like a sushi conveyor belt for these bears. With that said, 99% of glaciers in the northern hemisphere are receding and many of these glaciers have shrunk to the point that they are on land only, adding no ice back into the marine ecosystem. #climatechangeisforeal #bear #ice #glacier

Una foto publicada por Paul Nicklen (@paulnicklen) el 26 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 6:38 PDT

4.       Nat Geocreative   La cuenta muestra desde una mirada distinta la flora y fauna del mundo. Es una de las cuentas de National Geographic.   https://www.instagram.com/natgeocreative/    

Photo by @stevewinterphoto: A #jaguar sharpens its claws on a #tree trunk. Una foto publicada por National Geographic Creative (@natgeocreative) el 24 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 8:08 PDT

5.       Brian Skerry

El fotoperiodista revela  la vida marina y sus peligros ante la contaminación. Sus imágenes transmiten la sensación de protección y cuidado animal.

https://www.instagram.com/brianskerry/

Photo by @BrianSkerry. A Great White Shark swims through a school of jacks in the waters off South Australia. New research is revealing fascinating and complex lives of this dominant apex predator species of shark. One study reveals that white sharks live well into their 70s, which is longer than previously believed. What wisdom might a long lived animal that travels thousands of miles each year possess? Check out the feature story in the July issue of National Geographic magazine (@natgeo) about great white sharks for more info! For more shark and ocean wildlife photos #follow me, @BrianSkerry, on Instagram. @thephotosociety #sharks, #australia #predators #savesharks

Una foto publicada por Brian Skerry (@brianskerry) el 23 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 4:19 PDT

6.       Greatbarrierreefqld   La Gran Barrera de Coral en Australia corre un grave peligro. La cuenta está dedicada a exponer las consecuencias de este alarmante fenómeno.   https://www.instagram.com/greatbarrierreefqld/    

Who has found #Nemo on the Great Barrier Reef? Photo by @islandjems. #exploreGBR Check out our content creator: @islandjems // Want to be featured on our page? Follow us and tag your reef photos and pictures of paradise with #exploreGBR or @greatbarrierreefqld to give us permission to repost. Check out @earthadventure and @eatsleepscuba for more great pages. #exploreTNQ #thisisqueensland #thisismyparadise #seeaustralia @australia @queensland #greatbarrierreef #australia #queensland Una foto publicada por Great Barrier Reef, Australia (@greatbarrierreefqld) el 3 de Mar de 2016 a la(s) 2:21 PST

7.       NASA

La cuenta de Instagram de la Nasa nos deja ver el comportamiento de la Tierra desde el espacio y cómo viene siendo afectada por la contaminación. Por el Día de la Tierra, la cuenta lanzó un especial de imágenes imperdibles.

https://www.instagram.com/nasa/

Islands in the Sky: International Space Station crew took in the beauty of our planet on Mar. 3, 2016 as dusk falls over the oceans. NASA astronaut Jeff Williams took this majestic image. We monitor Earth’s vital signs from land, air and space with a fleet of satellites and ambitious airborne and ground-based observation campaigns. The International Space Station hosts a variety of payloads and experiments supporting climate research, weather predictions, hurricane monitoring, pollution tracking, disaster response and more. Credit: NASA #nasa #iss #space #spacestation #earth #earthscience #earthrightnow #science

Una foto publicada por NASA (@nasa) el 26 de May de 2016 a la(s) 9:51 PDT

8.       Ami Vitale   Es parte de National Geographic y embajadora de Nikon. En su cuenta se puede apreciar su testimonio de violencia y conflicto en más de 90 países. Recientemente se ha convertido en impulsora de vida silvestre.   https://www.instagram.com/amivitale/    

Photo by @amivitale. Join us tonight in Madrid for the opening of the Danube Revisited exhibition. We are 8 photographers paying tribute to Inge Morath, following in her footsteps down the Danube River from start to finish. We were in perpetual motion. It was spontaneous, dizzying, chaotic; an important opportunity to explore the world without the pressure of deadlines or expectations of editors. We didn’t pay attention to the time or distance, instead we were focusing on how it feels just to be in motion, knowing it wasn’t about the finish line but learning from one another that mattered. #danuberevisited #ingemorath #documentary #reportage @natgeocreative @natgeo @nikonusa #photojournalism #nofilter #amivitale #beach #summer #water #blacksea @lurdesbasoli @emilyschiffer @oliviaarthur @ClaudiaGuadarrama @clairemartinphoto @jessicadimmock @KathrynCook @patrickwest @sarahisaacs Una foto publicada por Ami Vitale (@amivitale) el 26 de May de 2016 a la(s) 9:32 PDT

9.       Earth Pics

Cuenta que presenta la naturaleza, la tierra, la vida salvaje en su máximo esplendor.

https://www.instagram.com/earthpix/

Fiordland National Park National park in Te Anau, New Zealand | Photo by @joeyschusler Check out our Facebook for more awesome earth photography. Link is in the bio @earthpix.

Una foto publicada por Earth Pics 🌍🌏🌎 (@earthpix) el 21 de Jun de 2016 a la(s) 7:22 PDT

10.   Discovery Channel   Está dedicada enteramente a flora y fauna. Es una de las cuentas con más seguidores debido a la calidad de sus fotos y las imágenes tan peculiares de sus protagonistas.   https://www.instagram.com/discoverychannel/  

From @kaigner: «In parts of Ethiopia, there is no longer wild prey for the few predators that exist. The hyena, an intelligent and highly adaptable species, has learned to make do. Every night, they make their way from the surrounding areas to the city to converge at the city dump, where they spend hours feeding on food scraps, bones, and any other organic matter that suits their fancy. They are tolerated by the local people, who have learned to live with them, and do not kill or harm them.» #hyena #Africa #Ethiopia #naturephotography Una foto publicada por Discovery (@discoverychannel) el 25 de May de 2016 a la(s) 12:01 PDT

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