Nature Contents Archive

On #IndigenousPeoplesDay2021 hear from photographer Kiliii Yuyan about living on the Arctic sea ice with Inupiaq whalers and how climate change is threatening their way of life https://t.co/vWgzgQyrkT https://t.co/bqksZHZtPL

At the end of this year, we could reach over 200,000 badgers killed since the badger cull started in 2013. Let’s move to vaccination instead. ⬇️⬇️ 🦡✊ https://t.co/ZxZR3t9Dqk #StandUpforBadgers https://t.co/ME4xyQnqpG

Alpine newts are a striking species, with marbled skin and bright spot-free orange bellies. They are similar in appearance to great crested newts, though they are smaller in size. Learn more about this species in our expert guide by @stevoallain: https://t.co/sFOpqOuYO5

70 years ago, the groundwork for what would become TNC was laid! We’re so happy to be celebrating our birthday today and we thank you ALL for your support to keep us around. 🌳🌊🚵🗻🌄🌻 Learn more about how you can get involved near your own home HERE: https://t.co/Ur7z5Uepwl

Brazil farming co-op carves a sustainable path through agribusiness stronghold https://t.co/Cx4nBa5Ibm

"This could be a pandemic in a pandemic," says Paolo Fiorina, a professor of endocrinology about the connection between COVID-19 and diabetes https://t.co/YTCIQy0xEL

Many visiting garden birds will enter boxes during the autumn and winter looking for a safe place to roost during the cold nights, and this gives them an early indication of nestbox availability. https://t.co/9v0703qa4K

As the U.S. observes #IndigenousPeoplesDay today, our Latoya Abulu focuses on Indigenous communities' crucial stewardship of natural resources & biodiversity, for which they are increasingly recognized: https://t.co/zxfInoofof

For some Indigenous, COVID presents possibility of cultural extinction, says Myrna Cunningham https://t.co/ZHPlrViSY6

Great places to see wildlife in Manchester https://t.co/mGg8vP2x7i

Activists are warning of “severe environmental and social risks” from plans by two of the world’s largest paper companies to significantly expand their operations in Indonesia, @hans_nich reports: https://t.co/ajHsewA54E

One year on from their request to reclassify part of a logging concession as a protected forest, the rural community of Massaha in northeast Gabon is still awaiting a response. https://t.co/zw4rx02RP6

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Forest patches in and around oil palm plantations are crucial for the survival of Asian water monitor lizards, a generalist species that usually thrives in human-impacted landscapes, @CarolynCowan11 reports: https://t.co/m3MDqRdDOP

On Indigenous Peoples' Day, we celebrate the cultures and history of Indigenous and Native communities across the nation. It’s part of our mission to honor our trust responsibilities and special commitments to American Indians, Alaska Natives, and affiliated Island Communities. https://t.co/cOpROC0ZkF