In today’s digital landscape, social media isn’t just a platform for sharing updates—it’s a powerful tool for advocacy and change. Across Canada, everyday individuals are stepping into the spotlight, using their online presence to champion conservation causes and inspire meaningful action. As Island Nature Trust continues its critical work to protect Prince Edward Island’s natural heritage, it’s time for each of us to realize the potential of our own voices on social media and become confident advocates for conservation.
Think of the influencers you admire—their impact often stems from their authenticity and consistency in sharing their passions and beliefs.
Take Emily Chung (@mle_chung), for example, a science journalist with CBC News. Through her engaging storytelling, Emily has sparked conversations about environmental issues, encouraging her audience to take notice and take action.
You can follow in her footsteps by sharing your own experiences with Island Nature Trust’s conservation efforts, inspiring others to join the cause.
Alexandra Cousteau, granddaughter of legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau, is an environmental advocate and water policy expert. Through her Instagram account, @acousteau, and Facebook page, she shares stories about water conservation, marine ecosystems, and sustainable living practices, inspiring her followers to be mindful of the planet.
Dr. David Suzuki a renowned Canadian environmental activist, scientist, and broadcaster. Dr. Suzuki has a significant presence on both Facebook and Instagram, where his foundation regularly shares posts about environmental issues, conservation efforts, and ways individuals can make a difference. Their engaging content resonates with a broad audience, inspiring followers to act and support causes related to protecting the environment.
On Facebook, @DavidSuzuki, has thousands of followers. The foundation shares articles, videos, and updates about environmental activism, providing valuable insights and resources for his audience to stay informed and engaged.
David Suzuki’s consistent advocacy has inspired countless individuals to become stewards of the environment. Likewise, by regularly sharing posts about Island Nature Trust’s work on your social media channels, you can amplify the organization’s mission and inspire others to get involved.
And then there’s Dr. Roberta Bondar (@RobertaBondar), whose passion for conservation shines through her advocacy efforts and her passion for avian photography. As Canada’s first female astronaut, Dr. Bondar has a unique perspective on our planet’s fragility and the importance of protecting it. By following her lead and sharing your own conservation stories, you can motivate your followers to take meaningful action and support Island Nature Trust’s initiatives.
Lastly, a prominent Indigenous journalist and author, Tanya Talaga (@TanyaTalaga) often shares insights into Indigenous perspectives on environmental stewardship and land conservation. Through her Twitter account, she amplifies the voices of Indigenous communities advocating for environmental justice and protection of natural resources.
But you don’t have to be a celebrity to make a difference. Your voice matters, and your social media posts have the power to inspire change. Whether you’re sharing photos of your favorite hiking spots, discussing the importance of biodiversity, or highlighting Island Nature Trust’s conservation projects, every post contributes to a larger conversation about protecting our planet.
So, let’s harness the influence of social media to amplify our collective voice for conservation. Be confident, be consistent, and be unapologetic about sharing your passion for nature. And don’t forget to include Island Nature Trust’s handle, @IslandNatureTrust, in your posts to raise awareness and inspire others to join the movement.
Together, let’s make a difference—one post at a time.
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