Nature Contents Archive

For over 700 years, the Ancestral Pueblo people built thriving communities on the mesas and in the cliffs of Mesa Verde. Today, Mesa Verde National Park protects the rich cultural heritage of 26 Tribes and offers visitors a spectacular window into the past. Photo by Steven Yabek https://t.co/RmW3MStplM

For the first time, scientists have created a hybrid of the two seasonal viruses. Their discovery yielded a few surprises https://t.co/3dJqN0Avh7

Who else is following the example of these sperm whales and catching up on nap time this #SleepySaturday? 🐳💤 https://t.co/DfVv8c19jg

Looking for some fantastic ways to make decorations for a green Christmas? Here’s some eco-friendly ideas! 🍊👇 https://t.co/8ygZ1DdHzP

The barrier would block wildlife movement in a biologically diverse region, and its unapproved construction is damaging Forest Service land, knocking over trees, and causing significant soil erosion https://t.co/kO4Lpx5yOX

Climate damage from Bitcoin mining grew more than 125 times worse in just five years Between 2016-2021, the climate damage of mining Bitcoin averaged 35% of a coin’s value, similar to costs of products like crude oil & beef, reports @SciNonficSean. https://t.co/zoKuE7EEFx https://t.co/oLVqJ3WZnd

See how rescuers help a giraffe with wire wrapped around its neck https://t.co/1CAK9eyWlB

Scientists plead for protection of peatlands, the world’s carbon capsules https://t.co/UDEq2bWYzS

Uttar Pradesh reports an increase in rhino population since reintroduction over three decades ago 38 years ago, a reintroduction project relocated 5 rhinos from Assam to the Dudhwa Tiger Reserve. The population is now up to 40, per @MongabayIndia. https://t.co/IuB5PGah8a https://t.co/RSs2uQAsmd

Green and gossamer, and not gone: A Sri Lankan dragonfly flits back to life Described more than 50 years ago based on a single male specimen, recent surveys in Sri Lanka’s central foothills, discovered a live female and other males, @DilrukshiH reports. https://t.co/FIbv26uEuS https://t.co/mR5el2Had3

Podcast: True eco-crime in the U.K., ‘Into the Wasteland’ part 1 England faces a mountain of waste problems, but ‘fly-tipping’ might not be one you’ve heard of: it’s illegal dumping of household and business waste, even dead animals, in the countryside. https://t.co/EWV35B6B1I https://t.co/9mjYSXAXf2

If you let cloudy water settle, it will become clear. If you let your upset mind settle, your course will also become clear. The Buddha 🎬 lovethenature95 https://t.co/cxjjshXIn0

The new 500-plus mile hiking path shows off Armenia’s stunning mountains and top-notch hospitality https://t.co/D31TV1IAsg

Image by Joren de Jager (IG: jorendejager) Into the mountains! 🏔️ The #chamois' are herbivores that can be found grazing in meadows. https://t.co/TmaMslVNUX

Many of our nation's national monuments and memorials pay tribute to the fight for human rights. From @StonewallNPS to the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail to Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument, we help preserve the importance of these historic places. https://t.co/kHvwkj2AZz