Nature Contents Archive

With stories ranging from cheetah poaching in Somalia to penguins nesting in a warming Antarctica, Nat Geo photographers were sent on more than 300 assignments this year. Go behind the scenes with #OverheardNatGeo Listen on @ApplePodcasts: https://t.co/qsrlPEvP1g https://t.co/bsvZCCLIPU

We’re in a #Plastic crisis! We’re joining 700+ civil society groups in asking world leaders at the UN Environment Assembly to step up and establish a global legally binding #PlasticsTreaty. Join us by signing our petition here 👇 https://t.co/b6QppXnrln https://t.co/dKCLwEYkHY

The largest-ever camera trap study in Central America, on Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, has revealed how human disturbance affects where animals live and how they’re grouped, @lizkimbrough_ reports: https://t.co/rGhcCYrRg7

READ: More than 100 scientists call on Congress to end illegal fishing, human rights abuses in seafood supply chain. Via @thehill https://t.co/ba31FSubPY

Shorebirds and wading birds can often be found together, foraging in groups. Can you identify the four species seen dining together here at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in Texas? Photo: James Roane https://t.co/XJHmmnxcFq

Despite the availability of vaccines, the disease has become one of the nation’s leading causes of death—and more people are letting their guard down https://t.co/QAdKbWspfS

#VICTORY: The world’s fastest shark received some much-needed protections last month from the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas. 🦈 Read more: https://t.co/CrdHJV0Sro https://t.co/hKTdmquGJf

Mangroves: a little gift in nature that's pretty much good for everything. https://t.co/WtEEikjSKf

Environmental defenders across Latin America are being sued and arrested as they protest against agribusiness, mining and energy projects on their lands. https://t.co/veT3WFlY4I

The discovery of 'Neve,' the oldest burial of a baby girl found in Europe, helps resolve questions about the age when babies were accepted as individuals in ancient communities https://t.co/QhAOxI1DPo

From the vast frozen mires of the arctic to the peat swamps of Asia: “all wetlands are under threat,” said Jane Madgwick, CEO of Wetlands International. “We’re losing them three times as fast as forests.” https://t.co/9repSrZSIQ

#InternationalMonkeyDay Barbary macaques are thriving on the Rock of Gibraltar. But is there enough space for both people and monkeys? https://t.co/crFYY03aXZ

We are nature—and this year, more global leaders recognized it. 5 positive trends for the planet in 2021 HERE: https://t.co/EFSMzNi3tl #NatureNow https://t.co/YPsMh8CWcM

Conservation | Ami Vitale documented this three-year-old orphan calf at the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary in Kenya, where locals created a more nutritious formula during the pandemic using goat milk https://t.co/pzRo5yq8F6 https://t.co/DJhWynk4za

China has promised to stop funding new coal-fired power plants abroad, but appears intent on investing in other coal projects, including gasification plants in Indonesia. https://t.co/x3bgUzwrUs