Nature Contents Archive

Welcome to the ‘Amazon of Europe'! 🌊🌲 The shared nature of five countries in Europe is now the continent’s largest protected riverine area. 👏 More leaders MUST step up for nature like this! RT to call for action. #LeadersPledge4Nature #TheRaceIsOn #NaturePositive https://t.co/R3AJsabkbY

There's still a risk of transmitting the COVID-19 virus, but experts say tracking local transmission, getting vaccinated, and testing guests can minimize the odds https://t.co/4dU2y3WMfL

Do pronghorn have horns or antlers? Antlers are bone and are shed and regrown every year. Horns are a layer of keratin (like hair) over a bone center and are not shed. EXCEPT for pronghorn, who shed their horns' outer layer and regrow it each year. 📸: Tom Koerner/USFWS https://t.co/BAqnhOqpxZ

Can you help us put nature in recovery? Join your local Wildlife Trust today and you’ll be helping to look after the wildlife and wild places near you! 💚 https://t.co/y32iG2lZXA https://t.co/wE6rqsQWbS

The global illegal timber trade generates up to $152 billion a year. This accounts for up to 90% of deforestation in tropical countries, and attracts the world’s biggest organized crime groups. https://t.co/r3ZeLr1dcH

In our rush to reforest, are we in danger of overlooking opportunities for some of the quickest and most cost-effective climate gains that come from increasing protection of the critical, carbon-storing landscapes we already have? https://t.co/Mb7hlQSipC #ClimateAction

Photo of the Day: A lesser adjutant stork in India, by@passivelyactive If you would like your image to be considered for Photo of the Day, use the hashtag #BBCWildlifePOTD. Find out more on our website: https://t.co/E48eufj7XU https://t.co/gzTMdeRcEV

“Earthshine” from the Moon shows our planet is dimming, intensifying global warming https://t.co/vBBOJtEBAk

Common eider female is correct!

A key part of #ClimateAction is transforming our food systems. Here’s how to do it at the foodscape level: https://t.co/JkMPyMtNJR #GrowPositive https://t.co/v3u2QheXMF

Today we’re focusing on the common eider and other waterfowl species that frequent Arctic Refuge https://t.co/33eQ2KeW8F #ArcticBirdFest

New Himalayan snake found via Instagram https://t.co/DjE1FoFkXT

Today #PostADuck photo + location and one of our Arctic Refuge biologists will tell you if that species migrates to the refuge. We’ll be randomly selecting folks who use the daily hashtags at https://t.co/S3rSkMKpKm to win a poster at the end of #ArcticBirdFest https://t.co/IRepDl7vwl

Hope old and new: COP26 focused on two largely unsung climate solutions https://t.co/K11Xl4CiqI

Set the alarm early—or stay up very late! The longest partial lunar eclipse in six centuries will reach its peak at 4:03 a.m. EST (1:03 a.m. PST) Friday https://t.co/Ws5xRzwCVX https://t.co/Hp08KTBqr3