Nature Contents Archive

Tomorrow, see the Earth like you've never seen it before. #WelcomeToEarthSeries with Will Smith is streaming December 8 on @disneyplus https://t.co/K9hwnCjVXP

#DIDYOUKNOW: Clams are a walrus's favorite snack! Learn more with our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://t.co/fg81rsGU1G https://t.co/5JZcB4LiSq

Peat used in compost is dug out of wild places, damaging precious peatland habitats. and accelerating climate change. 💔 Action is needed! Sign our petition to ban sales of peat-based products 👇 https://t.co/NVyB3dptjJ

Can’t touch this! Lark buntings not only stand on prickly chollas, but they also often build their nests at the base of them. The cactus provides shade and protection for their nests. Photo: Renee Tressler/USFWS https://t.co/BmTdzvQIFi

@WWF_Peru But traditional communities still struggle to have their rights recognised and to safeguard their territories. #TogetherWeCan change this. Find out how here 👇 https://t.co/b6SnEH1W75 #Peru https://t.co/PIBUmIh6Wa

Cahokia’s inhabitants built scores of burial mounds, public buildings, and even an astronomical observatory, “Woodhenge,” whose wood posts aligned with the sun throughout the year https://t.co/7a5NqChMjE

#BREAKING: New Oceana-supported study of illegal fishing's root causes finds that enforcement disproportionately criminalizes #smallscalefishers while letting industrial fishers off the hook. By @dyhiapadilla @plebillon @NathanJBennett in @NatureHumBehav https://t.co/6EXgtWglgp

Our work is critical to vital lands and waters and tackling our planet’s immense challenges happens one acre at a time. Thanks to your support, we're on our way. https://t.co/LwOgpmdUWy

The governor of Papua New Guinea’s Oro province is one of the country’s most outspoken critics of the logging industry and tells @DeBeaudoir that he’s had to resort to the courts to force out three logging firms operating in its borders: https://t.co/YTpA3fzZga

7 of our favourite wildlife-themed Christmas cards https://t.co/v7KDPF32tE

Snake fungal disease has been found in dozens of different snake species, but it seems to hit some harder than the rest. It's also been identified in museum specimens dating back to 1945 https://t.co/A3v9DBz0or

With new legal claims filed by Indigenous groups this week against a proposed Thacker Pass #lithium mine, here's @MaxWilbert's recent op-ed making the case for biodiversity & Indigenous rights in this corner of Nevada: https://t.co/9AvM3FKdsx

How to watch #WelcomeToEarthSeries on @disneyplus AND, read our interview with @DwayneFields on how it felt to meet Will Smith and take him kayaking, rappelling and hiking in Iceland: https://t.co/CbeY2PVVwj

Hear how an Osage anthropologist is striving to protect the burial mounds and sacred shrines that remain on this week's episode of #OverheardNatGeo https://t.co/kwQf0wSUAQ

Here you can watch our CEO discuss the current state of global forest monitoring programs with Andreas Dahl-Jorgensen of @Climateforest hosted during satellite company @planet's Explore 2021 event: https://t.co/3BoimOhNkX