Nature Contents Archive

Little red flying foxes are nomadic—roosting wherever their favored flowers and fruits are in season at any given time https://t.co/lv2zZc207y

This pygmy three-toed sloth heard a female calling from across the water, so he took off swimming to try finding his potential mate 🦥💨 Stream @BBC's Planet Earth II on @discoveryplus https://t.co/lYSNkdTQp3 https://t.co/YGUxqUNwNY

I feel like I should want more, but I don’t. I want less. Less stuff, less rushing, less stress, less noise. I want simplicity. Brooke Hampton

Tens of thousands of individual marine animals have consumed or become entangled in plastic, from tiny fish to seabirds to marine mammals like #dolphins. Stand up for our oceans & tell U.S. Congress it's time to #BreakFreeFromPlastic: https://t.co/BeFsGsZ7ch https://t.co/GPgcNjj2k9

Front row seats for the little adventurers with minimeis 🙌🏼☺️ #minimeis #ad

Researchers say there’s hope for Woolly necked storks thanks to traditional farming: “Woolly necked storks will live on as long as South Asian farmers continue doing what they are doing.” @arj272 reports: https://t.co/arn9ENKfxM https://t.co/Eip29Y8nvC

As climate change allows ticks to expand their range northward, increasingly more people are encountering them—triggering an increase in tick-borne diseases, including some that are difficult to diagnose and treat https://t.co/cVsBsdIa9o

Don’t miss Sarah Perry from @HMWTBadger talking about our rare and precious chalk streams in tonight’s @BBCCountryfile – and how low water levers are impacting them. Find out more about their work here: https://t.co/R9PuXmJbvS

Remembering Elephants photo gallery, by @RemembrWildlife https://t.co/6CYhB4YQkS

There's a great big world to explore out and we’re seeing it in the images you’ve shared with us through our 2022 Photo Contest. There is just a few more days to join a community of photographers and win great prizes. Hurry – submit your photos today! https://t.co/5850pPciMs https://t.co/jqn3wey5Co

Malaysian timber giant Samling has removed logging equipment from a long-disputed area in Sarawak state in what the Penan Indigenous community is calling a win for forest protection. Samling denies encroaching on recognized Indigenous land. https://t.co/Vh5FPpU7DE https://t.co/Stq81MiT1F

The crustaceans, non-native and fierce, are taking over the Gulf of Maine. Could eating them help draw down the population? https://t.co/QjHHIV9d23

.@SurreyWT has been battling with the aftermath of wildfire at their nature reserve, Pirbright Ranges. Look out for Ben Habgood on tonight’s @BBCCountryfile talking about the impacts and what they are doing to help nature recover: https://t.co/GmYNYIJS9o

Penguin: A Story of Survival photo gallery https://t.co/l9sQtdAFrH

With a focus on the recent #heatwave tonight’s @BBCCountryfile features an interview with our director @KathrynABrown. She’ll be talking about the impact of drought and heat and what @WildlifeTrusts are doing to help wildlife adapt to these changes https://t.co/boZAaib3Uv