Nature Contents Archive

Star trails over a desert landscape at dusk in Arizona, USA. https://t.co/ubt7T1RI1W

The @BLMNational Alpine Loop in Colorado is a rugged 4x4 road that winds through the spectacular scenery of the San Juan Mountains. This epic byway traverses up to 12,800 feet while showcasing old mines, ghost towns, beautiful fall foliage and abundant wildlife. https://t.co/bXAk3Svt8I

By stopping destructive fishing methods & protecting vulnerable ecosystems, we can preserve places crucial to marine animals & healthy oceans. Oceana mounts expeditions and collects scientific data to help win protections for key ocean habitats and places. #StandForOceans https://t.co/SeRQBa2BbO

.@USFWSRefuges make our lives better! Even if you’ve never visited a national wildlife refuge, you benefit from these protected lands and waters. Discover how refuges benefit all of us: https://t.co/zP7yvmPSoU #RefugeWeek https://t.co/Vkfe66Hl9Y

The effects of climate change on wildlife, our relationship with nature, and the current state of our lands and waters. All seen in our judges' picks for the winners of our 2022 Photo Contest. https://t.co/tJj0TXLLZo

Join world-renowned chef Melissa King’s journey into nature to seek inspiration and discover the flavors of the wild places all around us in Tasting Wild, a new series premiering October 25. Stream on Hulu. Paid Content for @mazdausa https://t.co/r0XzJtsEL6

Last week, 100+ scientists sent a letter to @POTUS and @Interior calling for #NoNewLeases for offshore drilling in @BOEM’s five-year plan, citing greenhouse gas emissions, risks of oil spills, & chronic local pollution. Read more: https://t.co/zMthplp6fe

Do you know how to spot a healthy forest? We talked to experts about what makes forests great habitat for wildlife: https://t.co/nirrLfvrjr Photo 1: An acorn woodpecker by Cal Robinson/USFWS Photo 2: @LassenNPS by Kim Turner/USFWS https://t.co/7i5rfULQbn

Craig Santos Perez (@CraigSPerez) is a celebrated Chamorro poet, environmentalist, and co-editor of the anthology: Indigenous Pacific Islander Eco-Literature. His poem is titled “The Last Safe Habitat.” #SpeakForThePlanet #LPR2022 (1/2) https://t.co/XrRk1XH22o

First-ever regional court trial involving rights of uncontacted peoples awaits verdict https://t.co/UeUlcaReer

Between the 15th and 18th centuries in Europe plague, war, and religious struggle gave rise to superstitious beliefs, which included fears of witches and werewolves https://t.co/F6IFE77Mse

30, 30, 30… 30km sounds like a LOT to walk 😮 💨 But did you know it only takes 10-12 minutes to walk 1km?! That’s only TWO 30-minute walks per day the week to complete your #BigWildWalk! Sign up here: https://t.co/pIMj7g5etc https://t.co/8ngQoxaTrx

Roosting birds to spot this winter and how to identify them https://t.co/QnkomxMDqz

#LPR2022 makes it clear: we need to fix our relationship with the planet. Over the next few weeks, we’re featuring the voices of five poets who highlight the human experience of our current biodiversity crisis: https://t.co/BVVHID8c9C. (2/2)

Looking for ways to increase the population of the only penguin that lives at the Equator, biologists built nests in areas free from introduced predators https://t.co/GZk8lqQC7s