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The octopus🐙 . What a miracle of #nature and evolution! #wildlife #oceans

— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) January 6, 2018

The Scottish Wildlife Trust is looking for somebody to become a ranger on the beautiful Isle of Eigg. The deadline is January 19.

— Neil Drysdale (@NeilDrysdale) January 7, 2018

“It puts irreplaceable wildlife and coastal communities at risk for the sole benefit of Big Oil, and it takes us in exactly the wrong direction on the urgently needed transition to a clean energy future.” - Trip Van Noppen

— Earthjustice (@Earthjustice) January 7, 2018

TAKE ACTION: Arctic foxes ❤ their #Arctic home. Pledge to defend the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge #ProtectTheArctic

— Earthjustice (@Earthjustice) January 6, 2018

#wildlife Rescue. The beautiful #barnowl who was found grounded & starving following #StormEleanor is doing remarkably well. Hand fed small amounts to start with has done the trick. Now self feeding & feisty. Over the moon

— Wildlife Orphanage (@WildlifeOrphan1) January 7, 2018

California!
You like oil coated beaches?
Cleaning wildlife with dish soap?
Here's Darrell Issa on offshore drilling.
Ignore recent "moderate" words. They're lies.
With the GOP, he raised CA taxes.
Drilling is next.
He works for Trump not you.
He can be beaten in 2018.#CA49

— Steve Marmel (@Marmel) January 7, 2018

7th January is a special day for us at Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust... It's Gerald Durrell's 93rd birthday. Please join us in celebrating the life and work of this extraordinary man. #GeraldDurrell

— Durrell Wildlife (@DurrellWildlife) January 7, 2018

Very disappointed to see foxes described as "vermin" on BBC's #Countryfile last night

Foxes are beautiful animals, and an important part of our British wildlife - they should be treated with respect, not violence.

— IFAW United Kingdom (@IFAWUK) January 9, 2018

Happy National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day! Thank you to all the officers in the field protecting public lands, wildlife and visitors.

— USFWS Refuge System (@USFWSRefuges) January 9, 2018

What got banned today?! Thousands of tonnes of plastic microbeads from products such as exfoliating face scrubs and toothpastes wash into the sea every year, harming wildlife & marine life - and ultimately being eaten by us... #plasticpollution

— Julia Bradbury (@JuliaBradbury) January 9, 2018

Wildlife photographer of the year people's choice award - in pictures

— Guardian Environment (@guardianeco) January 9, 2018

We are frustrated and angry. Our AMs met with a stubborn Environment Minister, who insists that plan is the only one. A plan to destroy trees and wildlife. Get our petition to over 5,000. We are determined

— Roath Brook (@RoathBrookTrees) January 9, 2018

October 1996: the Bowie fan site "Teenage Wildlife" gets an upgrade (it had been around in some form since '94). a now-priceless "real-time" history of DB in those years

— Bowiesongs (@bowiesongs) January 9, 2018

#hedgehog hospital & #wildlife rescue.

Thank you to all who have donated to our GoFundMe campaign. Your support is just amazing & helps us to help frozen little hedgehogs like Archie & Alex. Now to reach the target!!

— Wildlife Orphanage (@WildlifeOrphan1) January 9, 2018

Bird bounces a golf ball on the cart path!

— PRotect All Wildlife (@itsworldpups) January 10, 2018

#Sundance2018: 21 Must-See Films At This Year’s Festival, From ‘Wildlife’ to ‘Sorry to Bother You’

— IndieWire (@IndieWire) January 10, 2018

With so much luscious greenery on their doorsteps, the orphans at our Umani Reintegration Unit are spoilt for choice! It makes it the perfect safe haven for Mwashoti who suffered a poaching injury before he was rescued that limits his mobility. Learn more:

— Sheldrick Wildlife (@DSWT) January 10, 2018

Watch as a humpback whale rescues a marine biologist from a shark.

— Roar Wildlife News (@RoarWN) January 10, 2018

wildlife being cancelled has ruined my year already

— brad sheed (@bradsheed) January 10, 2018

Offshore oil + gas drilling in NY's coastal waters?
Beyond putting irreplaceable wildlife + coastal communities at risk, NY's beautiful coastline is crucial to the state’s economy.
Take Action: #ILOVENY

— NY Wolf Center (@nywolforg) January 10, 2018

Now it's your chance to join in, and count the wildlife that's counting on you! Sign up today for #BigGardenBirdwatch:

— RSPB (@Natures_Voice) January 9, 2018