Nature Contents Archive

Atlantic puffins live most of their lives at sea, but this one made a friend on land 😍 https://t.co/BOHI5FM96E

JCVD squirrel has a message about feeding wildlife. "I don't need your donuts, I have nature's nuts." https://t.co/hFdwmYP7Ig

When we do the best we can We never know what miracle is wrought in our life Or in the life of another. Helen Keller

Where have all the insects gone? Catch up on our latest Wild LIVE where we asked the question: are we living through an insect apocalypse? 🐝 👉 https://t.co/0qhNynDQHx @DaveGoulson @flygirlNHM @BumblebeeTrust @cumbriawildlife @CraigBennett3 #TheBigBuzz https://t.co/qm9923mD8L

If a human ate tens of thousands of calories a day, ballooned in size, then barely moved for months, the health outcomes would be catastrophic. Scientists have long been puzzled why this same behavior doesn’t lead to diabetes in grizzly bears—until now https://t.co/imLsggBwXR

If you build it, they will come. Snakes, that is. Swimming snakes! They haven’t come yet, but that’s what our biologists are hoping for as new wetland habitat tailored to the threatened giant garter snake is created near Oakley, CA. → https://t.co/dmw5BEYIuw 📷Jason Hanni/USFWS https://t.co/yne7vEbXvg

Single-use plastics are profoundly flawed by design: they are designed to be thrown away after one use, but stick around to pollute the Earth for years to come. Speak up today and tell U.S. Congress it's time to #BreakFreeFromPlastic: https://t.co/AYVaKGtWD5 https://t.co/BzZ8fTQfA7

Barbados’ vast ocean space is home to extensive coral reef ecosystems that support abundant sea life, including the critically endangered Hawksbill sea turtle. A new blue bond supported by TNC will expand protection of these areas from <1% to approx. 30%: https://t.co/tJtGUFz2nP https://t.co/wxPFToyDqN

Harpy eagle’s return to Costa Rica means rewilding’s time has come (commentary) https://t.co/HiA4xmNMnF

As the country reopens to travel, now is the best time to explore the Tokaido, a major road that inspired humorous manga-like travel guides and one of Japan’s most famous artworks https://t.co/tSQPHP4sSW

I have birdfeeders in my backyard—is that okay? Yes, feeding your backyard birds is okay. Research done on this subject shows that there is little to no indication that backyard bird feeding negatively impacts the diet, behavior, or activities of birds. https://t.co/QahFKuZSAC https://t.co/Ef69mVAqEV

There’s less than 4% of tallgrass prairie left in the U.S. and on Dunn Ranch Prairie in @nature_mo there are over 1,000 acres of native prairie. This rarity is one of the many reasons TNC is committed to protecting prairies like Dunn Ranch. https://t.co/MoBaYt31L4

Could Jake leave Sig to go solo?! Find out on #DeadliestCatch: The Viking Returns tonight at 9p ET on @Discovery and @discoveryplus. https://t.co/Eh5J8GxLgb

Some 250,000 tourists visited Leh, India, in June & July this year, and this increased the city's population by eight times for two months. Environmentalists are concerned that tourism is compromizing the sustainable ways of Leh, reports @MongabayIndia. https://t.co/PsG7MAPutj

Correction: Eyal Weintraub works as a producer on the podcast, Lo Que Haces Cuenta, which unpacks the climate crisis and explores the everyday ways people can fight it. As a Nat Geo Young Explorer, Weintraub is working to change the climate conversation across Latin America