#pbsnature — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #pbsnature, aggregated by home.social.
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It’s fantastic to learn that tiger numbers are surging, the result of many years of conservation being done right in Nepal and China.
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There's a good article by Chinese wildlife conservationist Lishu Li on the #PBSNature site about her efforts to curb wildlife trafficking.
"The turtle on my grandmother’s kitchen floor today reminds me not of wrongs committed, but of perspectives that have broadened and must continue to shift. Some of that shifting will come from outside pressure, but I am most interested in the kind that happens from within, as people who have long sensed something was off stop waiting for permission to act."
"China today is unrecognizable from the country I grew up in. Eating wild meat now carries shame and there is real public consensus around protection. But trafficking has not vanished; it has changed shape."
#conservation #wildlife #poaching #CounterWildlifeTrafficking #China
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Watching a #PBSNature episode about Pigeons.
The 5th Ave NYC pigeons go from 0 to 60 (miles/hr) in 2seconds in vertical take off! 🕊️✨🙌 *amazing*
#pigeonSuperpower #pigeon -
@codrut @thefalcon Have you seen “My Garden of a Thousand Bees” documentary? It’s breathtakingly beautiful and well made. Humorous, too.
https://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/my-garden-thousand-bees-about/26263/
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Awww Bees!!! 💗🐝✨
Just watched “My Garden of a Thousand Bees” on #PBSNature! It was incredible. 😍
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Watched the other two episodes of Bugs that Rule the World. Some insects are so beautiful, but they’re all so amazing.
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Watching “The Lifegivers” Bugs that Rule the World on #PBSNature 💚 Fantastic program!
🐝🦋🐛🐞🪲🪰🦟🪳They didn’t mention pollinating wasps though.
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Watched #PBSNature’s “The Plutopus Guardian.” 💚
We must do more to protect the natural environments. We must include all species in mind when designing cities, communities, infrastructures, etc. All wildlife need a place to live. #coexist in #peace 💞 -
Just watched #PBSNature Deep Relationships — Spy in the Ocean
*so relaxing* wonderful episode 💙 -
In this #PBSNature #video, Pete Walsh shares footage of a #platypus preparing her den in the #HobartRivulet. TIL: A platypus can carry stuff with their tail. 🦫🍃🌳 Not long after, he records something incredible and adorable: rare footage of a baby platypus.
His experiences with these iconic animals moved him to create HobartRivuletPlatypus.org, an organization to help rally his community around platypus #conservation. ♻️💧👏
👉 Watch the video: https://thekidshouldseethis.com/post/baby-platypus-hobart-rivulet-pete-walsh-tasmania-conservation
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@Chron Also enjoy Ben Masters' "Big Bend: The Wild Frontier of Texas" on PBS' "Nature" show 📺:
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