Nature Contents Archive

These jewels of the sea are getting harder to find. Here’s why—and where to look for them https://t.co/1QGfj1jd7w

Yellowhammer at Roydon Common, Avocet at Cley, Whooper Swan at Welney and Barnacle Geese at Titchwell. East Anglia is such a great place to visit. #BirdsSeenIn2022 https://t.co/FZazkfTPvn

You're living off-grid for 365 days. Which homestead are you picking? ⬇️ Binge all of #LoveOffTheGrid on @dicoveryplus: https://t.co/mrEnlnBKE1 https://t.co/Pf2L74AwaM

Blue tits usually nest from April to June and tend to have one brood per year. They lay up to 10 eggs which are incubated for up to 16 days. Learn more about the species in our expert guide by @_BTO: https://t.co/MQ5wnffTu0

Following an inspection in June 2016, an environmental authority in the northeastern Colombian department of Santander, found that toxic waste was flowing from Oro Rojo’s palm oil mill into a tributary of the Magdalena River. https://t.co/XWJRd6Y36R https://t.co/2vVob1zoSb

As the global wood trade has boomed, so too has the awareness of its illegal component https://t.co/9LnMDMBLk2

British wildlife in March, by @benhoarewild https://t.co/YqeiMjRRYs

A community in rural Mexico has for the past 15 years led the conservation of the forest on its communally managed land, or ejido, in a region wracked by illegal logging. https://t.co/6RnXjjhr0E https://t.co/omv92NP1MZ

Dr. Cynthia recalls the great times she has experienced with Florida panthers, Cypress and Pepper. #SecretsoftheZoo https://t.co/1tcBhSgXLJ

Brent Geese of course.

Assam’s Goalpara is simmering with human-elephant conflicts. It is the worst affected state district with around 20 people killed in negative encounters with elephants last year, @MongabayIndia reports. https://t.co/KfOaL9R0WG

Wildlife in the ‘Concrete Jungle’ photo gallery, by @daphnewongphoto https://t.co/V8xW2cNTAG

In the second episode of GigaWhat, @MongabayIndia discusses the land conflict challenges caused by renewable energy projects. https://t.co/oNDxG4rMbR

King penguins crowd the banks of a river at St. Andrews Bay, South Georgia, in this image by photographer Paul Nicklen https://t.co/9avtmjvbRz

Peek-a-boo 👀 Sandhill Cranes (Antigone canadensis) are capable of swimming just 8 hours after hatching and can live for 20 years or more. #EarthCapture by nv_photography_nv . . . . #bbcearth #amazingphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #naturephotography #amazinganimals #nature #naturelovers #earth #earthlovers #Sandhilllcranes