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A dog’s sense of smell is estimated to be 10,000 to 100,000 times better than a human’s. Meet three boykin spaniels that were trained to do this special work in @tncmidwest. Keeping the original home sites of ornate box turtles intac is important to their survival because ornates tend to be faithful homebodies. So, these spaniels finding these turtles help researchers manage the land and ensure it's healthy. Although Skeeter, Yogi and Ruger have since retired and this method of detection contin

6.4K views A dog’s sense of smell is estimated to be 10,000 to 100,000 times better than a human’s. Meet three boykin spaniels that were trained to do this special work in @tncmidwest. Keeping the original home sites of ornate box turtles intac is important to their survival because ornates tend to be faithful homebodies. So, these spaniels finding these turtles help researchers manage the land and ensure it's healthy. Although Skeeter, Yogi and Ruger have since retired and this method of detection contin

Zach's job is an unusual job, but a necessary one. It’s about starting (and managing) fires in the right places, at the right time of year, and under the right conditions. And it’s one of the reasons this North Carolina preserve is thriving. The plants in the Green Swamp are adapted to fire, which means they survive or even require fire in their life cycles. Many sprout back from their roots or bulbs, and some rely on conditions after a fire to thrive. There are several plants that have a closer

5.5K views Zach's job is an unusual job, but a necessary one. It’s about starting (and managing) fires in the right places, at the right time of year, and under the right conditions. And it’s one of the reasons this North Carolina preserve is thriving. The plants in the Green Swamp are adapted to fire, which means they survive or even require fire in their life cycles. Many sprout back from their roots or bulbs, and some rely on conditions after a fire to thrive. There are several plants that have a closer

Bats save U.S. agriculture more than $3 billion in pest control every year. They also play an essential role in pollinating plants, dispersing seeds, and – of course – making date night truly magical. But bat species are declining across the globe. The IUCN lists more than 200 bat species as vulnerable, threatened or critically endangered. And without action, bat populations will continue to fall. Protecting bats isn’t just the right thing to do. It’s also, as it happens, the cheap thing to do.

2.8K views Bats save U.S. agriculture more than $3 billion in pest control every year. They also play an essential role in pollinating plants, dispersing seeds, and – of course – making date night truly magical. But bat species are declining across the globe. The IUCN lists more than 200 bat species as vulnerable, threatened or critically endangered. And without action, bat populations will continue to fall. Protecting bats isn’t just the right thing to do. It’s also, as it happens, the cheap thing to do.

The truth is that while nature is invaluable, it’s very, very valuable as well. From what we eat to where we live, nature powers more than we realize. Here's the proof: 🌾Farmers, food distributors, grocery stores—the whole $10 trillion global food industry depends on nature. 🪸Tourism around coral reefs—just one habitat!—is a $36 billion industry. 🌳Every dollar spent to plant and maintain trees in a city creates $5 in benefits because trees cool the air, trap pollution, filter water—and even help

2K views The truth is that while nature is invaluable, it’s very, very valuable as well. From what we eat to where we live, nature powers more than we realize. Here's the proof: 🌾Farmers, food distributors, grocery stores—the whole $10 trillion global food industry depends on nature. 🪸Tourism around coral reefs—just one habitat!—is a $36 billion industry. 🌳Every dollar spent to plant and maintain trees in a city creates $5 in benefits because trees cool the air, trap pollution, filter water—and even help

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Engagement rate · Strong

6.38%

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3.7K

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Avg views / video

2.5K

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Posting cadence

0.81 / week

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Follower / following

274×

Follows just 211 back — a lopsided ratio typical of a real creator with a genuine audience, not a follow-for-follow account.

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Gender split

Male 43% Female 57%

Age · peak 18-24

13-1717%

18-2444%

25-3423%

35-449%

45+7%

Top geographies

United States34%
India11%
United Kingdom8%
Brazil6%
Indonesia5%

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38/100

Low Credibility score

64%

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Est. 64% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
Low engagement (~4.4% of followers engage each post) — a sign of an inflated or inactive audience.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
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6.38% engagement — below the ~15% typical for this size.

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Zach's job is an unusual job, but a necessary one. It’s about starting (and managing) fires in the right places, at the right time of year, and under the right conditions. And it’s one of the reasons this North Carolina preserve is thriving. The plants in the Green Swamp are adapted to fire, which means they survive or even require fire in their life cycles. Many sprout back from their roots or bulbs, and some rely on conditions after a fire to thrive. There are several plants that have a closer

5.5K views · 28 days ago

All the things that keep you feeling alive? Brought to you by nature herself. 💧 Safe drinking water ☀️ Feeling the sun on your face 🪶 Hearing birds in the morning 🤾 Playing outside Investing in protecting nature means protecting life: a win/win.

1.4K views · 1 month ago

Bats save U.S. agriculture more than $3 billion in pest control every year. They also play an essential role in pollinating plants, dispersing seeds, and – of course – making date night truly magical. But bat species are declining across the globe. The IUCN lists more than 200 bat species as vulnerable, threatened or critically endangered. And without action, bat populations will continue to fall. Protecting bats isn’t just the right thing to do. It’s also, as it happens, the cheap thing to do.

2.8K views · 1 month ago

A dog’s sense of smell is estimated to be 10,000 to 100,000 times better than a human’s. Meet three boykin spaniels that were trained to do this special work in @tncmidwest. Keeping the original home sites of ornate box turtles intac is important to their survival because ornates tend to be faithful homebodies. So, these spaniels finding these turtles help researchers manage the land and ensure it's healthy. Although Skeeter, Yogi and Ruger have since retired and this method of detection contin

6.4K views · 1 month ago

Just one of those days when you want to hide among the elements 🌱

1.8K views · 2 months ago

The truth is that while nature is invaluable, it’s very, very valuable as well. From what we eat to where we live, nature powers more than we realize. Here's the proof: 🌾Farmers, food distributors, grocery stores—the whole $10 trillion global food industry depends on nature. 🪸Tourism around coral reefs—just one habitat!—is a $36 billion industry. 🌳Every dollar spent to plant and maintain trees in a city creates $5 in benefits because trees cool the air, trap pollution, filter water—and even help

2K views · 2 months ago

From insects to arachnids and everything in between... the bug you love is out there. 🥹💚

1.3K views · 2 months ago

In nature, queerness is widespread. Studies show that queer behavior is prevalent among a diverse group of animals through activity, courtship, bonding and parenting. So, this #InternationalPrideDay, we celebrate queerness that is only natural, our LGBTQ+ colleagues and the perspective they bring to our work. Shout out to the gays! 💚 Every day, every month, every year. Mother Nature welcomes you with open arms.

1.2K views · 3 months ago

Did you know grasslands are one of the largest ecosystems in the United States? They cover nearly 1 million square miles across the U.S and are vital for wildlife, water, food systems, and climate resilience. And yet a new national survey reveals that nearly half of Americans say they don’t know much about them. But when people learn more about these vital areas, it changes everything: with most saying grasslands become one of the most important places to protect.💚 #grasslands

1.4K views · 3 months ago

Love this for them (I really am this sensitive)

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