Nature Contents Archive

It's #TurtleTuesday! RT to celebrate. 🐢 https://t.co/OKZJMjgfIa

As the COVID-19 pandemic causes even more harmful bat myths, the world must once again realize that bats may not be the hero everyone wants—but they’re the hero we need. Hear more on the season premiere of #OverheardNatGeo https://t.co/0MD8RqUzUj https://t.co/Sjk0iXz6rj

Aren’t beavers just amazing? 🦫💚 these ecosystem engineers play a crucial role in our wetlands and we’re so pleased to be welcoming them back #Autumnwatch 📹 thanks to @37squadron https://t.co/IxmgCJvaKn https://t.co/teMUsDYplD

Hungry eyes… American alligators have been spotted using sticks to lure in unsuspecting prey. By balancing small sticks on their heads, they attract birds searching for nesting materials. Photo: Chris Quezada/USFWS https://t.co/5k6I8g68a9

“Our oceans have an incredible power to recover. There’s every reason to believe, we can bring them back to full strength soon.” Learn more by streaming The #EarthshotPrize: Repairing Our Planet series on @discoveryplus here: https://t.co/GNikk5wnRG https://t.co/3Np76n0phW

Those who snickered at Jefferson Davis in 1851 when he unveiled his plan to import camels to the American Southwest had little notion of how deep the plot would run https://t.co/reecumKGmo

Australia's first astronomers 🔭 https://t.co/usWFf6nE1O

Pick a tree, any tree. Indeed, trees are climate solution celebrities—and for good reason. But did you know grasslands, wetlands and even farming are powerful Natural Climate Solutions as well? https://t.co/Mfy6t9wqwT #ClimateAction

Want to know what #COP26 is in a nutshell? We’ve got you covered. https://t.co/DFV6rZjf0b https://t.co/4G9Yo1mNep

Our founder is interviewed by Jane Goodall -- about the genesis of & need for Mongabay -- on her latest podcast episode. Listen here via @JaneGoodallInst or find her Hopecast wherever you get podcasts: https://t.co/ord67y3Pjd https://t.co/CPt1cGAQIY

In the lead-up to #COP26, we’re taking a look at how the largest emitters of global emissions are doing in their efforts https://t.co/2MZkQ90srs

Are you a talented writer interested in environmental issues in Nepal? We’re excited to announce the position of Staff Writer (Nepal)! As a Staff Writer, you will be familiar with environmental issues in Nepal to produce 8 stories per month. Apply today: https://t.co/rPKwLj19Vf https://t.co/jKo5Tf6AHf

Searching for black leopards photo gallery, by @willbl https://t.co/Y8sruLYDXn

100s of tons of carcinogenic chemicals including DDT were abandoned by the Brazilian government at a factory on the outskirts of Rio in the 1960s, @pedrohgrigori @agenciapublica @reporterb report: https://t.co/ESU6cPcZ84

Honeybee guide: how they produce honey, why they sting, and a history of beekeeping, by @tfrancisbaker https://t.co/3kaEdr2zCB