Nature Contents Archive

This orangutan was re-introduced to the rain forest after being confiscated from poachers by the government in Sepilok Sanctuary, Borneo Island, East Malaysia #WorldOrangutanDay https://t.co/Bxu6tmfe90

To prove your independence, you must first catch a meal.🥣 Stream #SerengetiII narrated by @Lupita_Nyongo now on @discoveryplus ▶️https://t.co/iAY9hkC7EI https://t.co/fIuIGkMiod

#TBT to baby's first wing tag! Earlier this month, our little California condor cuties received their first numbered patagial tag and radio transmitter, followed by a health check. Happy 120 days of life little ones! All photos in thread by Joseph Brandt/USFWS https://t.co/dGGSRxrocy

Today, 40% of food grown never gets eaten. The causes of food waste are complex in any region. Luckily, there are solutions. https://t.co/UcDkYKM6nP

"Smile." 🦈 It's #WorldPhotographyDay and we're feeling extra lucky to be receiving your 2021 Photo Contest submissions and even more honored to read about your experiences with conservation heroes or wildlife across the world. Keep them coming HERE: https://t.co/wu67GXndjm https://t.co/cSP8UMyG0I

In British Columbia, salmon is ubiquitous on restaurant menus and at souvenir shops. But now, chefs and conservationists are saying that to save the region’s endangered signature fish, people need to put a pause on their salmon consumption https://t.co/rL44eusjhz

Guided by deep connections to place, culture and ways of knowing, indigenous peoples and local communities can lead us into a world where people and nature thrive together. https://t.co/jwNoV5Lrvv

End of deforestation tracker for Brazil’s Cerrado an ‘incalculable loss’ https://t.co/Zsxldzni1F

Missed last night's episode of #ExpeditionUnknown? ⛰️ Recap the entire El Dorado adventure with @discoveryplus: https://t.co/1VWycbEVVf https://t.co/PS7Vt0xq4d

Common crane guide: how to identify, how they are recovering in the UK, and top places to see them, by @Natures_Voice https://t.co/ew9l1hkNre

The new report features five climate narratives that result in a "Choose Your Own Adventure" style series of endings to the story of 21st-century climate change https://t.co/oHyumgsf5n

Rule number 1 - Know Your Strengths 📝 See if these singles can charm the (non-existent) pants off each other on the new series #NakedAndAfraidofLove, streaming Sunday on @discoveryplus. Download and subscribe now ➡️ https://t.co/WQrqopouYa https://t.co/DVUXvL5jGx

The Montreal Protocol, a 1987 agreement to stop using ozone-depleting chemicals, also helped combat climate change in more ways than one, a study published in Nature found. https://t.co/viQl08PEmf

It takes a team! Condor Recovery has always been a team effort and nest entries are no exception. Here we have a collaborative effort of condor biologists from both @usfws and the Santa Barbara Zoo to ensure the health and safety of both the chick and team members. Way to go! https://t.co/toivR7aKqe

-East Africa's most notorious cheetah trafficker. -California's new pig welfare law. -Worms that live in glaciers. Check out this week's newsletter from @NatGeo's Animals desk https://t.co/rQy0bafuiW