Nature Contents Archive

The blue whale, the world's largest animal, can consume up to 16 tons of plankton daily—which has major implications for ocean health: https://t.co/cbRcym08OP #WorldWhaleDay https://t.co/wmrP1de7Bs

Peatlands can store twice as much carbon as forests. So why are they being destroyed for the sake of compost sales? The climate and nature crisis is real. The Government needs to start valuing the natural world. Join our call. Let's stop this destruction. https://t.co/5NgWQHKwLW https://t.co/0hDVNpAUr5

Dunnock back and front from Wales for #BirdsSeenIn2022 https://t.co/ArMyaGNUq9

The Indonesian government revoked permits for plantation firms to operate in forest areas, not because of any environmental violations, but because the concession holders were deemed to be moving too slowly in exploiting the resources, @hans_nich reports: https://t.co/woCCrCkrNR https://t.co/D4Zs6q7X8M

Need a first date idea? Try frog-gigging. 🐸🔦 Stream #LoveOffTheGrid now on @discoveryplus: https://t.co/fiVFSMTqXw https://t.co/EsQA9QUTNU

Here are nine places that played a critical role in the transatlantic slave trade—and which have taken steps to raise public awareness about its global impact https://t.co/eDMsNbNVPS

Remembering Cheetahs photo gallery, by @RemembrWildlife https://t.co/5v6NSwx5i2

"Collectively, we have to think about nontraditional partners and the value that they add. When we bring People of Color and other people to the table, we're talking about our future. We need them." -Dr. Mamie Parker, @Nature_VA Trustee. https://t.co/f0954EfhuQ

In eastern DRC, the Wildlife Conservation Society is emphasizing Indigenous values and entering a partnership with the Congolese Institute for the Conservation of Nature to take actions that ensure that the rights of the Batwa peoples. https://t.co/sCzoHMHRW0 https://t.co/m0kVlzBVky

Here are the countries just outside the #BirdsSeenIn2022 Top 40 on 20.2.22. https://t.co/MDW1gT5YwU https://t.co/2urZ3xOkR5

In 2007, the first pair of giant anteaters was reintroduced into Argentina’s Iberá reserve, a region from which it had gone extinct decades earlier. https://t.co/DY4olVhngy https://t.co/2s87iUjEXQ

#NationalNestboxWeek How to identify empty mammal and bird nests https://t.co/NLGLACEOMD

A new report exposes multilayered damages associated with the abalone poaching industry between South Africa and East Asia. https://t.co/a7atHnWytr https://t.co/rIRAL8S5o2

"You don't take a photograph, you make it." - Ansel Adams. Happy birthday to pioneering photographer Ansel Adams who was born on this day in 1902. The bend at the Snake River Overlook in Wyoming’s @GrandTetonNPS is an iconic shot and one Ansel Adams took himself. https://t.co/c6RWukJqc8

Whales communicate in a series of clicks, whistles, and calls that are quite relaxing to listen to 🎧 #WorldWhaleDay https://t.co/gzSUslAHsZ