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For women and girls in the United Arab Emirates, learning the national sport is increasingly becoming a rite of passage https://t.co/nfEQ32fhJ0 https://t.co/ue4LUCXI5q

Spring is here, and while we know you're eager to start sprucing up your outdoor space, we politely urge you to BUZZ OFF with your yard work. Most pollinators are still slumbering. 🐝 📷: Green metallic sweat bee in cavity, by Katja Schulz/CC BY 2.0 https://t.co/rZNB8e6Jal https://t.co/EHqip9Q39p

Approximately 90 miles south of Oklahoma City, there is a recreation gem in @ChickasawNPS. 💎 Lake of the Arbuckles is an aquatic wonderland where visitors can go fishing, swimming and boating — not to mention, the incredible star gazing. Photo by Lauren Long https://t.co/1OkfUhz6pM

Video by Robert Harding Centuries ago, manatees were often mistaken for mermaids, the half-human/half-fish creature of myth and legends. 🧜‍♀️ They are known to rise out of the sea, occasionally performing “tail stands” in shallow water. #ManateeAppreciationDay https://t.co/cpraIqZrAm

More smiling, less worrying. More compassion, less judgment. More blessed, less stressed. More love, less hate. Roy T. Bennett

Mexico's last giant panda, Xin Xin, is the only panda in Latin America and among the last in the world that doesn't belong to China https://t.co/uboLdgHuCN

70% of native bees nest underground in the colder months, while 30% lay eggs in natural, hollow stems...which means many important pollinators are still hibernating. Show them some love and respect by delaying your garden and yard work for a few more weeks.

Manatees love to graze on vegetation, but too often their diet includes something else — plastic. Support healthier & safer oceans for these gentle giants with a symbolic West Indian #manatee adoption today: https://t.co/wew3pSwU4M #ManateeAppreciationDay https://t.co/SCKqnonABy

As the snow melts and the flowers bloom, we're reminded of the magic and resilience of nature.🌼 📸: Kelley Larsen /TNC Photo Contest 2019 https://t.co/Fzc2jD0c5o

The Great Big Nature Survey is here! 🎉 The Wildlife Trusts would love to hear your opinions on how nature makes you feel, and what you think we as a society should (or shouldn’t) be doing to protect it👇 https://t.co/B3nE0F5u7x https://t.co/7c3JSIGYHR

Look to the cosmos around sunset this week for a glimpse of five major planets lining up with the moon https://t.co/fqmggjDK9N

In 2022, we provided funding through the Endangered Species Act, in combination with a cost share from the Natural Resource Agency- Environmental Enhancement & Mitigation Program grant, to assist Oswit Land Trust with acquiring land to benefit endangered Peninsular bighorn sheep! https://t.co/S9jTWthHrQ

The Welsh name of Bardsey Island, Ynys Enlli, means ‘island in the tides’, which certainly goes some way to describing the ferocious sea conditions often experienced during the year!' https://t.co/okh0dxmiYw

Get a head start on helping pollinators with the tips for building your own pollinator garden: https://t.co/j8xsonhhPI

Located in the Coachella Valley in eastern Riverside County, CA, we are thrilled to learn there are four new additions this spring to the Peninsular bighorn sheep population that use this important habitat. #ESA50 Photos courtesy of Scott Collins/Oswit Land Trust https://t.co/ymor2oaZgT