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With only 10 individuals left alive, vaquitas are vanishing fast. But a new study suggests that immediate changes in fishing practices may offer a last chance at recovery https://t.co/SdxuQ5MmBY

Missing this mama bear❤️

These sunny flowers are lovely, but don’t touch the spines! You can see dollarjoint prickly pear cacti while hiking in the desert or near-desert regions of the U.S. on public lands such as @JoshuaTreeNPS. Photo by Hannah Schwalbe https://t.co/1JOKEvkOMB

Go for it now. The future is promised to no one. Wayne Dyer

An amphibian that can TOAD-ally win your heart. 💚️ The grumpy looking Wyoming toad once flourished throughout wetlands of southeastern Wyoming. It’s now one of the most endangered amphibians in the United States. Learn more: https://t.co/FhkJ73LiKi 📷: Sara Armstrong/USFWS https://t.co/s8rci0IRA2

The revelation that Indigenous people and local communities (IPLCs) receive well below 1% of climate finance, despite reports stressing their role in biodiversity conservation and climate mitigation, is giving rise to multiple funding initiatives seekin... https://t.co/AdRt0D6ls2 https://t.co/5AtWv4LpTO

Behold, the hourglass tree frog https://t.co/rxNPfi2Iz6

Back from a great trip to Norfolk and Suffolk. Adding Common Swift to #BirdsSeenIn2022 with a record shot. Also photos of Marsh Tit, Red-legged Partridge & Common Tern. https://t.co/8CNECE8qTz https://t.co/WALSmX8MLa

Best books on rewilding in the UK and British Isles https://t.co/2xPg1QI6nO

Mongabay is seeking a full-time Fellowship Editor to manage our new fellowship program, work closely with fellows to develop ideas into stories, and assist with editing across Mongabay’s global English newsroom. https://t.co/d2SWCZiLzE https://t.co/iGF4Utcae6

Popular culture has taken liberty with descriptions of pirates through the ages. Here's where some of the most common stereotypes came from https://t.co/fZ8BDMuDvl

Partnering with farmers is key to land restoration success During the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration, programs tackling land degradation run the risk of failing unless they shift their approach to include farmers, argue @Ermias_Be & @MarceQuinteroT: https://t.co/f3RiBgR3uz https://t.co/lpU9NnYpmI

Gins that support wildlife conservation https://t.co/La3jyYFMZz

The new study though, is the first to demonstrate that wild primates – black-handed spider monkeys in Panama – enjoy a tipple as a part of their natural diet, in the form of fermenting mango-like fruits of the jobo tree. https://t.co/dTl58MCWWS

Groups working to improve diversity and accessibility in the UK outdoors https://t.co/GbOvKa6JTd