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Introducing our national treasures #FindYourPark ✨ https://t.co/AvJ1Iyonp9

Dog vomit slime mold is here to brighten your Monday. If this image appeared in your timeline, you're going to have a great week. ✨ https://t.co/JPCp7TpwFo

Beargrass is a common wildflower found in @GlacierNPS that typically starts blooming in late May in lower elevations and can continue through August in the high country. Photo by Kim Denis Dessoliers https://t.co/HN11GhnvdN

Our seas are damaged, and wildlife is at risk. Highly Protected Marine Areas will give our waters the best chance to recover. Please add your name and tell the Government that you want to see our seas protected 💙 🌊 https://t.co/Kvm2UcQw1z https://t.co/yB0i1C7veI

If I hold you in my heart, you’ll wither; Become a thorn if I have hold you in my eyes. No, I’II make a place for you within my soul instead So you’ll be my love in lives beyond this life. Rumi

Soaring condors and humble desert tortoises are just some of the amazing animals that call the Grand Canyon home. 🐢 Don't miss the premiere of #AmericasNationalParks, a week-long event, TONIGHT at 9/8c on National Geographic, and stream the series August 31 on @DisneyPlus https://t.co/w1Taxe4OTI

Help wildlife in hot weather! Keep your watering stations, ponds and bird baths topped up with water, and let some of your garden grow wild to provide shade for the animals. ☀️💦 https://t.co/bD18SOJE8W

Named for its resemblance to the mess your pooch leaves for you, dog vomit slime mold is neither plant nor animal. It is an amoeba-like, single-celled organism that feeds on bacteria and rotting vegetation. 📷: Courtesy of Peter Abrahamsen CC BY-SA 2.0 https://t.co/h2FcREqM4B

Just one-third of the world’s longest rivers remain free-flowing, meaning that the rivers are largely unaffected by human-made changes to flow and connectivity. Check out more about the benefits of free-flowing rivers: https://t.co/3DPa83K1XX. https://t.co/hVGDRAo0cM

World Water Week is here and we’re taking our solutions for building healthy, connected freshwater systems on the road. See the collaborative work being done to drive impact for freshwater systems and the people who depend on them. https://t.co/TuqAjEKBfd #WWWeek #NatureNow

The newest seaside trend is searching for seaweed—a fun and sustainable way to explore the world’s coastal areas https://t.co/wVjyzLtmbp

Happy birthday Seal Beach National Wildlife Refuge! Established in 1972 in Seal Beach, CA, the refuge plays a huge role in preserving and managing habitat for waterfowl, as well as endangered species like the light-footed Ridgway's rail & California least tern. 📷USFWS https://t.co/IGSVFkgwmR

Land use changes likely contributed to a landslide in Manipur, India, that killed over 60 people. Railway authorities are looking at monitoring mechanisms of hill slopes in sensitive areas to set up early warning systems, reports @MongabayIndia. https://t.co/VsPz7SuX0D

With more than six million annual visitors, it may seem impossible to escape the admiring crowds at the Grand Canyon—one of the most visited parks in the U.S. Here are a few off-the-beaten-path suggestions https://t.co/XohCgH6raU