Nature Contents Archive

Some fly 11 days nonstop. Others trek 8,000 miles #MigratoryBirdDay https://t.co/n7PTQxPQ0D

Maybe your life purpose isn’t supposed to be a thrill-seeking narrative. What if you’re meant to be the sunshine to someone’s stormy day? Or the voice of clarity to a frantic mind? You don’t have to be a superhero to save the world. @consciousreminder

READ: Most single-use plastics are made from fossil fuels, so why aren’t they part of climate change conversations? https://t.co/bj9fW1D901

Forest loss in April puts deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon through the first four months of 2022 at 1,953 square kilometers as the region heads into the peak deforestation season, which typically runs from May to September or October. https://t.co/KrFTU96BZ3 https://t.co/XoPGowrRDq

Much of the archipelago’s undersea splendor is protected, but some areas are being stressed by climate change and harmed by destructive fishing practices https://t.co/2w8c9uC5ej

How to identify beetles https://t.co/PdcWSzCOyY

Quick! Not long to go until #30DaysWild begins! Here’s your checklist: ✔️ Sign up at https://t.co/EogKL9b4V0 ✔️ Download your pack ✔️ Plan your Big Wild Breakfast ✔️ Get ready for a WILD month! 🌱🦀🌳🥾🦆🐝🐌🦋🦇🐞 https://t.co/fDnFosizTl

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/To0Veky2iG https://t.co/RXW5KvKR5o

Follow chef Jose Andres and World Central Kitchen on their journey to save the world, one meal at a time. The documentary film, We Feed People, streams May 27 on #DisneyPlus https://t.co/zW5ZWBHPRa

Why a wave of hippo poop is great news for predators, but not for fish https://t.co/vooBr0co0g

Two young, orphan elephants play in the forest in this image from our archives https://t.co/WIa02CuUxA

The earth has music for those who listen. George Santayana https://t.co/RQSiSZYjZl

When you don't want to get out of bed 😴 Elephants' (Loxodonta) tusks appear when they are 2 years old and continue to grow throughout their lives. They use them in finding food, taking bark off trees or digging up roots! #EarthCapture by kylekohlmanphotos . . . . #bbcearth #amazingphotography #wildlife #wildlifephotography #naturephotography #amazinganimals #nature #naturelovers #earth #earthlovers #elephants

Migratory birds were built to fly extraordinary distances in search of food, warmth and a mate. From geese and cranes to blue jays and loons, we are dedicated to bird conservation and preserving the environments they need to live and thrive. Photo by Michael Hamilton https://t.co/o0DajeTfrG

Image by Vitor Rodrigues (IG // v_outdoors) The unwavering beauty of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. https://t.co/zuYABbN0fs