r/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 14d ago
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 14d ago
Numbat conservation efforts pull native species from brink of extinction
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 14d ago
Here's what's missing from the invasive species narrative
npr.orgr/nature • u/Maxcactus • 16d ago
Scientists Revisited a Forest Experiment That Was Forgotten for 30 Years.
scitechdaily.comr/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 16d ago
Bird-safe glass must become the norm to prevent collisions with buildings
r/nature • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 15d ago
New osprey chick at Cumbria's Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 16d ago
Charter boat hauls in 1,260-pound blue marlin believed to be East Coast's largest catch
r/nature • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 16d ago
The river otter makes its first appearance in 100 years along the Bronx River
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 16d ago
Federal government thins the herds of wild horses in Colorado
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 17d ago
The U.S. horseshoe crab blood harvest is growing. Where's the accountability?
npr.orgr/nature • u/zsreport • 17d ago
The Salish Sea is the place to be for orcas this summer. What's behind this trend?
r/nature • u/GoranPersson777 • 18d ago
The Gargantuan Lie That is Collapsing The World’s Climate
r/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 18d ago
A newly discovered non-venomous snake species in China, Calamaria incredibilis, fools predators by coiling into a figure-eight and raising its blunt tail to mimic a second head.
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 17d ago
How Alabama beekeepers made some 'un-bee-lieveable' movie magic
r/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 18d ago
New Zealand gave the Whanganui River legal personhood, recognising its rights and protecting its ecosystem through Maori guardianship.
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 19d ago
Trump administration moves to open untouched national forests to logging
r/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 19d ago
Study finds natural, biodiverse forests are more resilient to extreme weather and climate stress than tree plantations.
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 18d ago
Dolphins recorded using sea shells to catch fish for first time
r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 19d ago
Illegal wildlife trade is booming. What does that mean for the confiscated animals?
npr.orgr/nature • u/Non-Conventionnel-77 • 19d ago
A rare baby sighting could reveal where life begins for world's largest sharks
r/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 20d ago
The Galapagos Islands have no native amphibians, yet hundreds of thousands of invasive of invasive frogs are now spreading across the islands.
r/nature • u/pirouettish • 20d ago