Nature Contents Archive

Light must come from inside. You cannot ask the darkness to leave; You must turn on the light. Sogyal Rinpoche 📸 D T Kagan https://t.co/h0hc4eY19s

On the two-year anniversary of COVID-19 hitting the U.S., stream #TheFirstWave for free for 48 hours. Watch now: https://t.co/In9KSR87N2 https://t.co/X3QochvzfA

#BREAKING: The 12th right whale calf has been spotted this season—this time off Georgia & with mom “Half Note.” While hopeful news for critically endangered North Atlantic right whales, the #RightWhaleToSave needs stronger protections to survive. Speak up: https://t.co/MyHufHZINf https://t.co/JL0DOnVvvG

Have you ever wondered why some sandhill cranes have rusty red or yellowish patches on their grey wings? Photo: Sandhill cranes at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in NM, by Brady Richards https://t.co/FIKWNWHetG

Shrews are some of the smallest mammals on Earth. On the Indonesian island of Sulawesi a team of investigators found not one, not two, not three, they found 14 new species of shrews! https://t.co/sCHdiGE2t3 https://t.co/4yMGsHrTuA

Stuck for things to do outdoors? Don’t worry! Just head over to the Wildlife Watch website where we have a range of fun and exciting activities to try 🍄 🌲 🌻 https://t.co/AhV2d3ZCwc https://t.co/Wnsft3cvX6

At Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in NM, that reddish staining reminds us of the journey these birds have made to spend their winters here! Photo: Bruce Sperka https://t.co/qPiBxajZlY

#PenguinAwarenessDay King penguin guide: species facts and where they live https://t.co/fgKiLgkX0v

THREAD: A new paper co-authored by Oceana's Sonia Sharan examines the responses of six small-scale fishery #supplychains in the Philippines, Indonesia, Peru, the US, and Canada to #COVID shocks. https://t.co/AskGNjWR42

While on their breeding grounds in the northern Rockies during the spring and summer, some sandhills enjoy wading in water that contains iron-rich soil. As a part of the crane’s daily preening routine, they use mud below the water’s surface to clean their feathers of parasites.

#WPYPeoplesChoice is your chance to get involved with @NHM_WPY, #WPY7. Each day we are sharing an image from the shortlisted selection, and today's image is by Javier Aznar González de Rued. View the gallery & find out how to vote (voting closes 2 Feb): https://t.co/MUhUWFfe8h https://t.co/HxAlCtig0g

[3/3] Small-scale fisheries are essential food suppliers. Local buyers can support small businesses and fishing communities to ensure a consistent supply of nutritious seafood.

‘Rural women in Zimbabwe are in constant contact with climate change’: Q&A with Shamiso Mupara https://t.co/IrHIbcLz4p

COP27 must deliver climate finance where it is needed most (commentary) https://t.co/cOUD7tw7zn

#PenguinAwarenessDay How to watch Penguins: Meet The Family https://t.co/SSqleMqIea