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Indigenous Peoples' Day arose as an alternative to Columbus Day, which Native Americans protested for honoring a man who had enabled their colonization and forced assimilation https://t.co/6TLJfTHZyW

📍 Bachalpsee Lake, Switzerland What brings you to a place of peace? ⛰️ #WorldMentalHealthDay https://t.co/3b4DrGnI1S

Build people up instead of tearing them down Appreciate them instead of taking them for granted And be kind instead of being insensitive. Let’s focus on compassion and love And let’s make the world a better place. Rubyanne

Picture it: a small, high-elevation stream surrounded by ponderosa pines, Douglas fir and aspens. Homelands of the White Mountain Apache Tribe. A beautiful spotted Arizona native trout. The Apache Trout. 🎣 the latest: https://t.co/2wVquS65vv. #AllTheFish #IndigenousPeoplesDay https://t.co/vySxQDajL1

Interbreeding between animals of different lineages is widespread in nature—and may reveal some of the mysteries of evolution https://t.co/UkTDTTrnZk

Video by Sean Q Snyder (IG: seanqsnyder) Performed by Native American and Indigenous tribes at PowWows and dance competitions, the Fancy Dance is rooted in culture, camaraderie, and celebration 💛 #IndigenousPeoplesDay https://t.co/4uk2xnCSAB

Indigenous women’s voices are vital to conservation efforts. The Solomon Islands' first women conservation rangers are adding their knowledge to endangered sea turtle protection while shifting conversations forward about gender roles. #IndigenousPeoplesDay https://t.co/5CKH1ITNjS

When you hear the neighbours arguing 👀 Did you know like other owls, tawny owls can turn their head 270 degrees? This means they are able to look behind them! 🦉 https://t.co/iiUeau89Yf https://t.co/E2bHYKZfHG

The white-tailed eagle is one the largest birds of prey on Earth, but that doesn't stop hunting from becoming competitive https://t.co/4VsDsxExEC

📍Did you know? There are 500+ federally protected tribes in the contiguous 48 states and Alaska.

#WorldMentalHealthDay How nature mends us: an extract from The Wild Remedy by Emma Mitchell https://t.co/fLNZa8JAsT

Greenwashing is steadily grabbing the eyeballs of environmentalists and policymakers. One of the major motives of greenwashing is to create public confusion and manipulate public opinion to sway consumer markets. An explainer on @MongabayIndia: https://t.co/eOASlALGM8

From conserving some of the last old-growth redwood forests in California to halting oil drilling in Alaska’s arctic, Mongabay rounds up five of this year’s most inspiring stories to mark #Indigenouspeoplesday, @LatoyaAbulu reports: https://t.co/4VfdoxomOX

#WorldMentalHealthDay The books in this article examine the effect that the natural world has on our mental health, and provide tips on connecting with it: https://t.co/WNPmhryV6l

In Madagascar, a tree-planting business goes long on social, short on eco https://t.co/bjn4H1qJtx