Nature Contents Archive

The last known thylacine died in 1936. Now, a group of scientists is trying to bring the animal back https://t.co/nnPFTb2TTl https://t.co/VjDAkc5B1I

It’s okay; To make mistakes To have bad days To be less than perfect To do what’s best for you To be yourself. Unknown

Every year, @USFWSFisheries raise and stock our rivers and streams with over 110 million fish to support the recovery and restoration of imperiled species, recreational fishing and Tribal subsistence fisheries. Video courtesy of Florian Graner, Sealife Productions https://t.co/2xJsWeXQYr

Who's ready for MORE robot fighting 💥🥊🤖 #BattleBots @BattleBots Champions tonight at 8p ET on @Discovery and @discoveryplus https://t.co/Pmmy8BrzrM https://t.co/ReEfUBTjAN

Invasive lionfish—which have no native predators—have been spreading south for years. They’ve now made it to Brazil https://t.co/FeBkaP0MNt

TNC's chief scientist @KHayhoe begins each of her presentations with a question: "How do you feel about climate change?" The complex feelings many have toward climate change can cause us to freeze up rather than take action but psychology can help that: https://t.co/mTr9BPEfMc

Avian flu is having a devastating effect on our already struggling wild bird populations. Read our blog to find out more about it, and what to do if you find a dead bird 👇 https://t.co/84bi52aALU https://t.co/wFyYAgPFOy

Cue Jaws music 🦈🎶 Winter Chinook salmon actually spawn during the summer, but they get their name from when they enter freshwater from the ocean during the winter. Photo by Laura Mahoney/USFWS at @USFWSColeman https://t.co/uNfI8qjps2

This cute frog did some damage last week 😳🐸🔥 @Faruqadelphia 🎙 The fierce competition continues tonight at 8p ET on @Discovery and @discoveryplus https://t.co/FkB98pGShO

This month’s @NatGeoMag cover captures America’s beauty in one of the most hard-to-reach places https://t.co/mvOoANSqa9

The Inírida flower, known as flor de Inírida, grows in a small area along the Colombian-Venezuelan border. An indigenous leader and botanist successfully worked together to domesticate the rare and little-known flower, @SorayaKishtwari reports. https://t.co/Z3o6Cv5NUy

Want to see Mongabay at @SXSW? This big cultural event happens each year and features top thinkers, doers, artists & musicians. Please vote for our event on addressing the climate crisis with solutions ranging from philanthropy to reforestation, here: https://t.co/vsQQj3Rz1L

How a rare Colombian flower cultivated with Indigenous know-how is changing lives https://t.co/jRNtpmR28h

When you woke up thinking it was Friday. https://t.co/WsrqxqOq80

Relax with wildlife 🧘🏽 Sit back, relax and enjoy some of nature's most beautiful sights. . . . . #bbcearth #amazinganimals #nature #naturelovers #wildlife #wildlifephotography #earth #earthlovers