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Join @KensingtonRoyal & The @EarthshotPrize to honor innovators changing our planet in the #EarthshotPrize award ceremony. Musical performances from @coldplay, @edsheeran, @yemialadee, @KSI, & @ShawnMendes. Livestream the ceremony on our Facebook page Sunday, Oct 17 at 3p ET. https://t.co/Hpik4iazFR

Thanks to science, trick-or-treating, pumpkin patches, and hayrides are back on this year. Here's how to limit your risk and scare up some fun https://t.co/uhLDoAWd8u

Now that it's officially autumn, hundreds of thousands of pink-footed geese will be coming over to winter in the UK. Listen for loud ‘wink-wink’ calls as flocks pass overhead ☁️ https://t.co/S12NFoH4vO https://t.co/TEX66t8CnP

Did anyone catch the penis-fencing flatworms in #TheMatingGame last night? 👀 From the beautiful to the bizarre, don’t miss nature’s greatest displays with The Mating Game. Find out more 👉 https://t.co/ROTHQ00bpC https://t.co/oWllJt88Di

The Yun Ling Mountain Forest is a biodiversity hotspot & home to the Yunnan golden monkey—a species more endangered than the panda. Learn more ahead of UN #COP15 in China: https://t.co/5Lsr8EH0o1 #NatureNow

Forensic ornithologists analyze feathers, aiding airfield staff in reducing bird strikes https://t.co/zDvkycQrOR

Long-tailed tits are common garden birds. On average, 36% of gardens report long-tailed tits. It is estimated that there are around 380,000 breeding pairs in the UK. Learn more about the species in our expert guide by the @_BTO: https://t.co/tqhcNJBE2o

Nature. The most sophisticated system—in the universe—for processing greenhouse gases. Ahead of #COP15, learn more ways nature = our most powerful ally for #climateaction. https://t.co/GMtdNvTF8L

The @TerrastoriesApp, a geo-based storytelling app, is being used by the Indigenous Haudenosaunee people of the Great Lakes to help them protect land & water, as well as safeguard invaluable knowledge, @caitlooby reports: https://t.co/b4YxUIIZMA https://t.co/tW3HGHx106

British autumn wildlife in pictures https://t.co/H4VTAPVtBE

The correct answer is 60%. #WorldMigratoryBirdDay #Connect2Earth https://t.co/zlDYps5Hfm

The UN #BBNJ treaty could help protect nearly half the high seas—all the ocean beyond national claims. For #naturenow, The Republic of the Marshall Islands & @nature_org take on tuna—the most consumed fish globally—to improve #OurOcean. https://t.co/d0eaXzol5C https://t.co/rvnR5SsqLY

To find out which species are missing from the #BirdsSeenIn2021 year list for Rwanda follow link to pdf. Can anyone help to fill in some of the blank spaces? Example page from pdf attached. @2wsphotography @ManziEric_RW @makariosafaris https://t.co/MJ5KlYgqJn https://t.co/g0WJuFEMCJ

Last year, a study recorded time grey seals clapping under water for the first time. The Monash University-led study observed the behavior during breeding season. Experts say the clap may attract mates or warn away competitors. https://t.co/J6oki0L6RE

The correct answer is 7.5% #WorldMigratoryBirdDay #Connect2Earth https://t.co/NAo4hB9iyk