Incredibly excited to announce my new series "Field Guide to North American Wildlife" with streaming platform @Wondrium! Geeking out about animals & inspiring people to support conservation is why I became a naturalist so I hope you'll watch here wondrium.com/nwf. @NWF

The USGS Ecosystems Mission Area protects the biodiversity that sustains us all. It could disappear in under two weeks. Join me at the Virtual Rally for the Cornerstone of Conservation Science tomorrow May 22, 12–1 PM ET mobilize.us/nwf/event/790009…

🦋 @USFWS proposes listing the #monarch butterfly as threatened under the Endangered Species Act 🦋 "This decision represents a crucial step forward” -Collin O’Mara, president/CEO @NWF Press release 📲: ow.ly/NL9Q50UoBAG En español 📲: ow.ly/UJzO50UoBAF

I'm going live on @stlpublicradio today to talk about something controversial: anthropomorphizing & naming wild animals. Is it unscientific? Does it help or harm conservation? What do you think? Tune in to find out my opinion at noon CT: stlpr.org/ @NWF

The Harris-Walz announcement was perfect. No notes. So inspired. I feel hope again. For ALL Americans.

"I don't think we will eradicate misogyny in my lifetime. We’ll continue to work for it, but we often can’t control how people show up and we all have to make sure we are grounded in our own moral center. And as women who want to do big things, we can use that moral center as the unwavering reminder that what we are doing is not a power play. High achieving women can be misinterpreted as being ego-driven and it’s maddening. I think any woman who has tried to change the world knows that they are not in it for ego or riches because it can be a brutal ride. This is not the path you take if you want your ego to be stroked or to have things handed to you. It is tough being a woman doing big, challenging things." My gratitude to @dothegoodery for featuring this interview with me as part of Women's History Month. I share this not for recognition, but in hopes some women reading this know you are not alone in the challenges we face navigating this world!

"From soulful melodies to heart-pounding rodeos, Black folks have left an indelible mark on #countrymusic, cowboy culture, and beyond. Our contributions in music, electrifying line dancing, farming and southern cuisine resonate deeply, enriching the tapestry of our shared heritage. Let's celebrate and honor our enduring legacy. #BlackHistoryMonth #CountryCulture". #RootsOfCountry #ChallengingStereotypes

I'll be in Seattle next weekend speaking at @NWFGS about natural gardening that supports birds, butterflies, bees & other wildlife. It's my first public appearance of the year. See where else I'll be speaking in 2024 here: naturalist.nwf.org/appearanc… @NWF @Garden4Wildlife

Honored to be included in this recommended reading list from @Garden4Wildlife. Have you read any of these books?

Do you like weird stuff? I'm back on The Unbelievable with Dan Aykroyd explaining some strange natural phenomena in tonight's episode "What Lies Beneath." Catch it on @HISTORY at 10pm ET tonight!

I'll take you on a journey to discover some incredible wild animals - from red wolves and native bees to hellbenders and javelina - in my new @Wondrium course "Field Guide to North American Wildlife."

This bear paced the border wall for three hours in distress. Cut off from millennia-old pathways that connect mountains and streams and springs and bears to life itself. This is the now-gone wild world. The freedom to roam is severed. Life is walled.

OK, so what the hell are you supposed to do about this? From my friend and spokesperson for the @NFW @Dmizejewski - "The most important thing to do is grow a diversity of flowering native plants that bloom throughout all seasons."

What am I so excited about??? Watch this space tomorrow for a big announcement about a wildlife project I've been working on for the last two years. Can't wait to share it with you.

Super excited to share that I'm appearing on the series premiere of The UnBelievable with Dan Aykroyd tonight on @HISTORY. I'll be unpacking some pretty crazy (and deadly) natural phenomena & wildlife behavior. Tune in at 10/9c.

This picture sure brings back some great memories of all my appearances on The Martha Stewart Show over the years. I hope you'll follow Martha's lead and create a wildlife habitat garden with native plants!

Daylight saving be damned. It’s Friday night and I’m gonna work in my garden.