Nature Contents Archive

Over 115 years ago, National Geographic published its first picture essay and never looked back. These images pulled from our archive celebrate the power of photography today https://t.co/1MzDXXGCrG

This Native American & Alaska Native Heritage Month & every day we recognize the rich breadth of Indigenous peoples, cultures, ancestral knowledge, & history. Let's celebrate the diversity of Indigenous communities & their unique connections to lands & waters we all call home. https://t.co/WZJO2LUHy3

Happy Native American Heritage Month! At Interior, we’re working to revitalize Indigenous connections and celebrate the traditions, languages and stories of Native communities every day to ensure their rich histories and contributions continue to thrive with each generation. https://t.co/VGRBi6MK4b

#DIDYOUKNOW: November is #ManateeAwarenessMonth! RT if you 💙 manatees. https://t.co/oXQxI4AoVO

Will you be a wildlife hero and help us protect and restore nature? Donate to a local Wildlife Trust appeal and help bring back wildlife in your area 🦋 https://t.co/95yvsWHQYB https://t.co/XEAwfl95K7

It may be the smallest true carnivore on Earth, but the least weasel is not to be underestimated https://t.co/XecOENBF6r

Every year, millions of monarchs take flight from Northern Canada & travel up to 3,000 miles to reach their destination in Central Mexico. The arrival of these butterflies coincides with Dia de los Muertos, a cultural celebration that honors loved ones who have passed away. https://t.co/ZZw6scfSJv

Joy Harjo (@JoyHarjo) is an internationally renowned writer and performer of the Mvskoke Nation who served three terms as the United States Poet Laureate and was the first Native American to hold that title. Her poem is title “Eagle Poem.” (1/2) https://t.co/fKRT0im4F6

Countries are nowhere close to meeting the goal of ending deforestation by 2030 announced in Glasgow in 2021, a new assessment shows, reports @malavikavy. https://t.co/cZFxTRIyRG

A new bullet train features a 260-mile segment within Laos—making the country’s wonders more accessible. Discover more opportunities for meaningful travel in our #BestOfTheWorld 2023 list: https://t.co/4tXqhmkCoA https://t.co/fVhuRUdprZ

Many legends & Mexican folklore link the arrival of the monarchs to the souls of ancestors who journeyed to visit relatives during this spiritual occasion. We’d like to take a moment to pause & reflect on the beautiful symbolism of these mesmerizing creatures. https://t.co/AjstLfVOO3

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

There’s nothing better than cozying up with a soothing cup of tea and you might find some plants growing near you that can be turned into a tasty brew! 🫖 https://t.co/KuGe0bgWSm

National climate pledges would collectively require 1.2 billion hectares (about 3 billion acres) of land, researchers have found in a new study, The Land Gap Report, reports @Sandra_Cuffe. https://t.co/tV4y8dq8LD

We continue our efforts to conserve, protect and enhance monarch butterflies and their habitats for current and future generations. Photos by USFWS https://t.co/TeYZGLe1tT