Nature Contents Archive

In just 20 years, the Iberian lynx has gone from the world’s most endangered feline to the greatest triumph in cat conservation https://t.co/SLRhbreJiE

Wildlife needs wild patches full of seeds, hidey-holes in woodpiles and escape routes in and out of gardens! Let's make our green spaces messy, buzzing and thriving. RT if you agree! 🐾🌳🦋🐾🐝💚🐞🌱🌳🦡🦔🐾 https://t.co/L3YTkjDw8l #NationalGardeningWeek https://t.co/rGhuDerokX

Rules for Happiness: Something to do Someone to love Something to hope for. Immanuel Kant

To confront #ClimateChange and #biodiversity loss, we need innovation to increase the scale and impact of conservation. We are collaborating on #EnduringEarth with @World_Wildlife, @pewenvironment and @zomalab to develop new approaches: https://t.co/MLkD65TP2w https://t.co/PqcPoJ8za3

READ: Once classified as endangered, luck helped revive endangered redfish in Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence, but can science keep them around? https://t.co/LTtunjkYqr

For #MothersDay, revisit the heartwarming story of a dog who welcomed a leopard cub to her own litter of puppies https://t.co/UQVpZtxVAK

The jungle just got a whole lot... wilder 👀 #LoveInTheJungle is streaming now on @discoveryplus. https://t.co/XslbzHkKor

If you are a journalist interested in writing about carbon credits, offsets or markets, pitch your story to Mongabay! https://t.co/DzEfS4zfKM https://t.co/hTixF8r1Ts

Did you know that although venomous, adders are much likely to flee from a fight than to bite? Learn more about adders in our expert guide by @stevoallain: https://t.co/gp6KHVWJSg

Ready for the summer hikes!

Billions of dollars hinge on forests soaking up CO2 for decades to come. What happens when drought and fire kill the trees? https://t.co/LhK696kZA2

Basking sharks are the second largest shark species in the world, and the largest found in UK waters. They feed on microscopic animals called zooplankton. Learn more about these incredible sharks in our expert guide by @mcsuk: https://t.co/0DbWsEbbla

The regional figures for species featured in the #BirdsSeenIn2022 Hashtag Challenge are attached. With 3452 species in the first four months of the year it looks as if 2022 is going to be a great year. If it continues so well we should exceed last year's total of 4943 species. https://t.co/Jng9kwYZXs

For decades, Africa’s ivory and illegal wildlife trade was clustered in East African countries. But now, the locus has shifted west, to Nigeria, reports @unkyoka. #TradingtheWild. https://t.co/Zwt1LkCwKb

The mountain wetlands of La Kisst and María Eugenia are protected areas in the state of Chiapas, and have been listed as Ramsar sites of international importance. But that hasn’t been enough to guarantee their conservation. https://t.co/vIEI8dHlBJ https://t.co/3JS9nUbcao