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Noah’s Ark is among the best known and most captivating of all Old Testament stories—but searches for the Ark draw everything from exasperation to disdain from academic archaeologists and biblical scholars https://t.co/XTzVsnR9vX https://t.co/uOYbDYmxrh

Recent announcements are threatening our wildlife and wild spaces which are vital for thriving communities! 💔 Let your MP know we won’t stand for the #AttackOnNature by delivering your message straight to their door! 👇 https://t.co/hp6CpiDgAx https://t.co/tyLZIgqnbi

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Nearly 1,000 major fires burned in the Amazon during its 2022 fire season, according to the Monitoring of the Andean Amazon Project (MAAP). https://t.co/VD7hmjiwZQ

From budget-friendly point-and-shoots to high-tech wonders designed for wildlife photography, check out these recommendations from Nat Geo's photo engineering team https://t.co/ZGXdvV2Ukp

The Indonesian government will still permit the construction of new coal-fired power plants, despite recently signing a $20 billion energy transition financing deal with industrialized countries, @hans_nich reports. https://t.co/Q9LMRvUq3B

Bison have adapted to moving snow during the winter months to access grass, seen in this video #ShotOnSnapdragon by Ronan Donovan. Paid content for @Snapdragon https://t.co/kpQmEB3mQi

We must protect the unprotected Care for the uncared for And speak for the voiceless. We must give all animals a chance to live a life. Anthony Douglas Williams 🎬 onceuponaforest IG https://t.co/jashZ95b6A

The “America the Beautiful” initiative embraces locally led efforts to conserve and restore 30% of our lands and waters by 2030. Conserving habitats like wetlands, forests and coral reefs will not only help wildlife, but also bolster climate resilience and access to nature. https://t.co/3wZAqbcwjt

Image by Peter Finch Splash! 🐸 The common European #frog has a stocky body and long, powerful hind legs with webbed feet. #FreshwaterFinds 🐊 https://t.co/QDJdvc6tXD

Have you seen any snow buntings lately? These birds breed in the arctic and can be found across approximately the southern half of Canada and the northern half of the U.S. in the winter. Sometimes they'll wander as far south as central New Mexico! 📷 by Alex Galt/USFWS https://t.co/aswPESbImN

Never lose hope, my heart Miracles dwell in the invisible. Rumi https://t.co/psEoPStAxS

On this week's episode of #OverheardNatGeo, meet Nat Geo’s photo engineer Tom O’Brien, whose job is to figure out how to capture sights and sounds previously never seen or heard before https://t.co/mUKDJ2Ctmh https://t.co/vfH0Z4GIeu

“Without water, we are nothing. Without water, we collapse.” Meet the riverside changemakers stitching environmental management skills into the fabric of their community. #AgeOfChange @WWF_Mexico https://t.co/7RVj5kfrYS

Join us TONIGHT at our monthly live event, where we'll be discussing the #AttackOnNature and how the Retained EU Law Bill will impact our most vulnerable wildlife. 👇 https://t.co/qisYE1cFGY @CraigBennett3 @RSBenwell @Clay1Phoebe @ShanthaDavid https://t.co/4vS6x8gFGU