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New technologies—such as plaque-removing nanobots—are being discovered that will ultimately help us to live longer, healthier lives. Here are a few in development and in our future https://t.co/XveItqE4Mu https://t.co/jz1yMC42gp

Getting your ducks in a row is great, but how about getting your bluebirds in a row? Mountain bluebirds live in the western half of North America, and can be seen perching on the edge of open areas watching for insects and spiders to eat. 📸: Anna Blades/USFWS https://t.co/rfjHD5wYvT

Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge in Hawai’i is a relatively flat river valley surrounded by steep, wooded hillsides. The refuge was established under the Endangered Species Act to protect endangered water birds that rely on the Hanalei Valley for nesting and feeding. #ESA50 https://t.co/FOS7pyLg9I

BREAKING NEWS: this winter saw a 22% decrease in the presence of monarchs in their wintering grounds in Mexico compared to last winter. https://t.co/sb26EmCosz

Will you pledge to avoid peat products in your garden in 2023? By leaving peat in our bogs, we can help tackle the nature and climate crises. Be a hero 👇 💚 #PeatTwitter https://t.co/Ki4iICtDBi https://t.co/rgMSvyGgyw

There are more people on Earth than ever, but that disguises a new reality. This century, we could hit a peak and begin to decline https://t.co/cCJFbWZsp0

Thank you to the 99% of you in this thread making wholesome comments.

YOU are what makes the #BiggestHourForEarth possible. Simply spend 60 minutes doing something – anything – positive for 🌎. Want to multiply the impact of your hour? Use it to inspire others to care for our one home. Here are a few ways how: https://t.co/zzBBAVZGBE #EarthHour https://t.co/eDK7zpMmjt

HEARTBREAKING: Oil spills are devastating & potentially deadly for marine life. Dirty & dangerous offshore drilling needs to end NOW. Become an Oceana member to protect our marine life & oceans from threats like this today: https://t.co/J0Sp5I66JJ https://t.co/ztr55Qo2BJ

Today we celebrate the forests that give us clean air, freshwater, and a home for countless species. Let's do our part to protect them. #IntlForestDay 🌳🌲🌿 📸: Bob Anthony [Image description: Wilderness Lakes Reserve in Baraga County, Michigan] @TNCMichigan https://t.co/aMhzaPm7P0

Who knew gathering watercress could be so extreme? Global trailblazer and chef Kristen Kish fetches watercress in Panama while dangling over a waterfall. #RestaurantsAtTheEndOfTheWorld premieres tonight at 10/9c on National Geographic Channel and March 22 on #DisneyPlus https://t.co/PTK2mki8UX

WWF-Mexico and its partners today released two new reports related to the population and winter habitat of the Eastern migratory monarch butterfly. Together, they remind us how vulnerable the unique migratory phenomenon is: https://t.co/hFx116DJ9L.

“The sea is a restless, strong collective of many pieces. So are we. The ocean can recover. And so will we. Let us not divide the tides, But discover all they have to teach us. - Ode to Our Ocean, Amanda Gorman Happy #WorldPoetryDay! 💙 https://t.co/DYDzVkdTSG

Whatever the cause – hunting, over-fishing, habitat destruction, pollution or climate change, we are wiping out species at an unprecedented rate, locally, nationally, globally. https://t.co/7rkwL0bcvz

How will you give your hour? Let us know with the hashtag #MyHourForEarth for a chance to win an @earthhour prize! https://t.co/jXiyNC59Gr