Dicaprio's Social Engagement Strategies

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DiCaprio’s current social engagement strategies are also effective for promoting social good because the information being presented is authentic as well as respectful. When DiCaprio engages with social media platforms, the information he presents typically involves protecting biodiversity, wildlands conservations, climate change and ocean conservation. These are his areas of expertise and the information he presents regarding these topics are well known by him and have significant research supporting it. For instance, DiCaprio worked with National Geographic and social media, to provide millions of people with information regarding the ocean and how to sustain wildlife in various oceans around the world. This commitment to provide authentic

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