Nature Contents Archive

Did you catch us on @Channel4News? We’re restoring rainforests in the UK and it’s a BIG deal! Temperate rainforests are key to removing carbon from the atmosphere and tackling #climatechange. 🌳 (1/4) https://t.co/zolHOo8t3a

In the early 1900s, historian Carter G. Woodson led the fight for a holiday that would promote Black achievements—and counter racist stereotypes. https://t.co/6CSwG9AsNV

Harriet Tubman was born near the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in Maryland. The refuge’s landscape formed the life and experience of the American hero, who risked her life to help many enslaved people escape to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Photo by Rob Bourgot https://t.co/W4panQ0vxY

#NYC restaurant orders will no longer automatically include unnecessary plastic utensils and condiment packets. Thanks to @NYCCouncil @cmmvelaz @NYCMayor for making this important #skipthestuff law a reality today, curbing plastic pollution in the nation's largest city. #newyork https://t.co/Dy6IVTZGZo

More than one in eight mammal species have already lost part of their former geographical range. With rising temperatures, two in five land vertebrates will soon be at risk of local extinction, reports @timvernimmen. https://t.co/P0lOR0Ow4j https://t.co/3s5plmpZbk

The dragon mantis is so good at hiding, no one knows its population size https://t.co/pOcWQTeGAf

With funding from @Avivaplc, The Wildlife Trusts will work to restore our precious rainforest habitat. This will help fight climate change, increase biodiversity and achieve our goal of protecting 30% of land and sea for nature by 2030💚 More here: https://t.co/XprL0Qw9WH (4/4) https://t.co/CUqtBAMKB1

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JBS is accused of misleading investors with suspicious green bonds https://t.co/OtV6WubXwr

How to identify common ‘weeds’ https://t.co/wUMwQnJ3ZU

One-size-fits-all dietary recommendations don’t reflect how differently people respond to the food they eat. But an ambitious new study may allow experts to finally tailor their recommendations for different people based on genes, microbes, and lifestyle. https://t.co/tlSdJZqs1B

After years of being destroyed for farming, timber and cleared development, our rainforests now only cover 1% of the UK. 💔 (3/4)

The western monarch butterfly population reached its highest number since the year 2000, with more than 335,000 butterflies counted during the annual Thanksgiving Western Monarch Count in California and Arizona, reports @lizkimbrough_. https://t.co/sb0ktWUCz0

We’re just over a month into 2023, and already there are plenty of newly described species. We share some of our favourites, including a frog named after Tolkien and two new hedgehog-like mammals: https://t.co/BUayPPMUlp

‘War with weeds’ lacks ecological understanding and empathy (commentary) https://t.co/C79aO9qNgt