Nature Contents Archive

Just like us, forests move faster with a little coffee in their system https://t.co/OyYLFikEUz

The current greater sage-grouse population is less than a 1/4 of what it was 50 years ago. A recent report from @USGS details one of the most comprehensive trend modeling efforts ever undertaken for the greater sage-grouse: https://t.co/G6qmzlgHVV https://t.co/OxEmmPy2Me

Learning in nature boosts children’s well-being, confidence, and behaviour! 🐝🌸🌱 Almost 30,000 school children from disadvantaged areas are set to enjoy classes in nature this spring as part of Nature Friendly Schools. 😊😊😊 👇 🤸 https://t.co/hrHVRJYcoP https://t.co/b6RuqKH29z

Seven DeLorean Time Machines later, @Joshuagates and @docbrownlloyd have yet to find the perfect car for @Realmikefox. Will they succeed in their mission? Stream #ExpeditionBacktotheFuture on #discoveryplus to find out! Download and subscribe here: https://t.co/rcnbSdvGho https://t.co/lpVFOlXmVq

Women are making history. And it is important we elevate the women doing conservation work so that other women will realize, “I can do that, too.” https://t.co/IDTR9fXp7G

"Along with such a diversity of wildlife, a kaleidoscope of pathogens is also entering the country," says a former wildlife inspector https://t.co/ReCypLqHZE

Today we announced $249 million in FY2020 energy revenues will go to the four Gulf offshore oil and gas producing states – AL, LA, MS and TX. The funds will support coastal conservation, marine resilience, hurricane protection and restoration projects. https://t.co/Aqv0TpV7fN

Intimate photos of a leopard mother and her cubs, by @SuziEszterhas https://t.co/09x8fKKuph

What do you see when you’re looking for gray whales? Plumes of white, saltwater shooting high into the air. Hear from WWF’s Alison Henry as she recounts her experience seeing these friendly whales in La Boca de Soledad, Baja California. https://t.co/OonPx7Q5Dc

Join us live tomorrow, 3/31 at 5pm ET for a conversation on the unexpected and often overlooked realities of being women scientists and storytellers #WHM https://t.co/lC6rKTr6RG https://t.co/4gYcgmzT2Y

The endangered Nipomo Mesa lupine occurs nowhere else on earth, aside from the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes in California. Learn how we're working with others to recover this critically endangered plant: https://t.co/ng5uyceV78 Photo: USFWS #WomensHistoryMonth https://t.co/zjGzMqKTzb

The Philippines is protesting the presence of more than 200 Chinese fishing vessels anchored at Whitsun Reef, a shallow coral region located 175 nautical miles (324 kilometers) west of the town of Bataraza in Palawan province. https://t.co/Aq2ILGURtS https://t.co/9kniPHlioA

Carbon markets are an essential part of the #ClimateAction toolbox. TNC’s @ChrisiWebb shares how countries & companies can use them to pursue net-zero faster: https://t.co/Obl3Oj0xma https://t.co/JUDpJtxl4q

A new study trialling the use of coffee production waste suggests that it can help speed up the recovery of tropical forests on post-agricultural land. https://t.co/GonUvsBxfN

From undercover work to wildlife inspections, & from public outreach to science & technology, discover insights from a few of the female leaders furthering wildlife conservation in our Office of Law Enforcement: https://t.co/2vFBZUYCYy 📷: USFWS #WomensHistoryMonth #WeAreUSFWS https://t.co/94nUMenO68