Nature Contents Archive

Croatia in October is never a bad idea😂☀️

Mountain birch and Scots pine forests are distinctly separated along a gradient change in Rondane National Park, Norway https://t.co/Z69oKjGGOg

This little fuzzball is a common tern chick! These seabirds often nest along ocean coasts among cliffs and rocks. These seabirds nest in colonies that can include thousands of nests. Chicks can fly just a month after they are born! #SeabirdSaturday https://t.co/CpDeV4gGNX

We can tackle climate change using natural solutions. Check out @BBOWT’s Chimney Meadows. This project has developed ways to stabilise the effects of climate change, helping wildlife thrive! 💚 https://t.co/UpEk53GUkl https://t.co/nFGsbBHCiF

As the one-year anniversary of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law approaches, @USFWS Director Martha Williams has some inspiring words about the work being accomplished, particularly the efforts being done to clean up legacy pollution sites: https://t.co/qPLz3N7riY 📷: USFWS https://t.co/Lhsu8ZOTEv

Deforestation is pushing Amazon to ‘point of no return’: WWF report Around 18% of Amazon forests are lost and another 17% are highly degraded, says a new World Wildlife Fund report, per @MaxRadwin. https://t.co/xZKwfrIQ7A https://t.co/r5rf3YBcSE

Two decades in the making at an estimated cost of more than a billion dollars, the Grand Egyptian Museum will soon open outside Cairo. The facility brings together for the first time nearly all 5,000-plus artifacts from King Tutankhamun’s tomb https://t.co/3JLBt2F9Yz

Deadly landslides prompt Philippine president to call for tree planting After inspecting the damage, the president blamed deforestation & climate change for the disaster, & called on flood control plans to include tree planting, reports @bongsarm. https://t.co/wfqIGAr4Nl https://t.co/qUL2EmtmBf

Climate action isn't just happening in #COP27 negotiation rooms. It's happening on farms around the world, including these in the breadbasket of India. https://t.co/qGcUDpnMnC

Pearl formation typically begins after an injury that transports cells of the shell- forming mantle to an abnormal location https://t.co/d7GEztd1wP

Venture off the beaten path to explore places lost in time from our #BestOfTheWorld 2023 destination list https://t.co/F1MdP6SCDy

Amid Mexico’s Day of the Dead, a fish declared extinct comes back to life The golden skiffia was part of a captive-breeding program & ~10 years of restoration to ensure a successful reintroduction, reports @lizkimbrough_. https://t.co/GyJNuQJ6Y5

Mangrove forest loss is slowing toward a halt, new report shows Today, more than 42% of the world’s mangroves are considered protected, with countries such as Brazil, the United States and Bangladesh protecting more than 80% of their mangroves. https://t.co/xcwliw2YKu https://t.co/bM2fPspTfL

Shady contracts, backdoor deals spur illegal gold mining in Bolivian Amazon The Bolivian Amazon faces a growing risk of environmental destruction in the years to come from this ever-expanding industry, reports @MaxRadwin. https://t.co/whRMTLbW8s https://t.co/G0eDkCDNPh

Tribe and partners light up a forest to restore landscape in California The 4-year-old restoration project aims to prevent wildfires & make forests in N. California look like they did 1000s of years ago when the Karuk Tribe stewarded them, per @cnairnsf. https://t.co/RjUjkl8dhq https://t.co/IAzlymhFzP