Nature Contents Archive

Scientists have discovered two new snail species the size of a grain of sand—the tiniest known land snails on Earth https://t.co/5WFpxr5k3q

“I’m just in shock.” A fire threatens to take down the farm, and everything @JimBelushi has worked for. Don’t miss the season finale of #GrowingBelushi tonight at 10p ET. https://t.co/NNf53pse6y

The answer is all of the above! Want to help us take action for tigers? Here’s how: https://t.co/1omNGg3ILJ @WWF_tigers #YearOfTheTiger https://t.co/TAg1TT9gen

Happy #WorldWetlandsDay! Learn more about wetlands and why they are important: https://t.co/PnsaDJ3XzO. https://t.co/uKwl51px7P

Scaled quail. Say that 3 times fast! This bird has 11 different vocalizations for different interactions. A gurgly call, called a Twurkel, for when there is a slight disturbance. While they're feeding in a group, a Pe-cos call is used to keep contact. 📸: Debbie Pike/USFWS https://t.co/9PRoc9iPyK

The Anker-Lowe family hikes Alex Lowe Peak in Bozeman, Montana. The documentary TORN follows the Lowe-Anker family as they explore the legacy of the iconic late climber, Alex Lowe, streaming February 4 only on @DisneyPlus https://t.co/noaiTAOren

NOW HIRING: Science and Strategy Intern: https://t.co/mEBziHgAlP https://t.co/FGQn73lelp

While we may never know the names of all Black environmental stewards who have shaped the American landscape, their contributions resound for nature and people. #BlackHistoryMonth https://t.co/E7ZiLyn3Uk

Britain's cranes have most successful year since 1600s. From @BBCScienceNews https://t.co/2tNyP3VjeT

Welcome to the adventures of Ronan & Bear #NatGeoTikTok https://t.co/nr06lx722E

92% of polled American voters agree that seafood should be safe, legally caught, responsibly sourced, and honestly labeled. Tell @POTUS it’s time to strengthen traceability of seafood and #StopIllegalFishing: https://t.co/XjTvXUjhL4 https://t.co/FPba4ggDT2

A new study found that coral reef “refugia” will decline substantially when global heating reaches 1.5°C (2.7°F) above pre-industrial levels; at 2°C (3.6°F), most coral reef refugia will disappear. https://t.co/juzzm3Ao02

Wildlife and nature books for teenagers https://t.co/ZFCArKgrng

Despite new regulations to clean up Vietnam’s timber sector, importers continue to bring large volumes of tropical hardwood into the country from deforestation hotspots in Africa and Asia for use in products sold domestically, @CarolynCowan11 reports: https://t.co/lZV2WCbU6J

Tukupu is Venezuela’s first Indigenous forest business, sustainably managing and reforesting 7,000 hectares (17,300 acres) of the Imataca Forest Reserve in the south-east of the country. https://t.co/Zj9PoKqo2G