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US Department of the Interior @Interior - America's next major lithium resource could be closer than you think.
New research from @USGS suggests the southern Appalachian region could hold an estimated 1.43 million metric tons of undiscovered, economically recoverable lithium oxide.
Lithium is a critical mineral used in computers, phones, and other technologies Americans rely on every day. USGS science helps identify the domestic resources that strengthen America's mineral security.
https://x.com/Interior/status/2074862040984981844

US Department of the Interior @Interior: Everyone listen up! We have a new employee.
Meet Blue, @GrandCanyonNPS’s new conservation K-9. Her job? Convincing elk and desert bighorn sheep to leave developed areas and return to natural habitat, helping reduce wildlife conflicts and keeping both visitors and wildlife safe.
https://x.com/Interior/status/2074587487851221186

US Department of the Interior @Interior - Blue isn't there to chase wildlife away from the park. She's there to help keep wildlife wild.
Using a natural predator cue, Blue encourages elk and desert bighorn sheep to leave developed areas before they become too comfortable around people. That means fewer dangerous encounters, healthier wildlife, and a safer experience for everyone.
https://x.com/Interior/status/2074587490808414569

US Department of the Interior @Interior - Just over two years ago, we lost a bright young girl whose love for animals and nature left a lasting mark.
Jocelyn Nungaray believed every creature deserved a safe place to call home. Today, her compassion lives on at the Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge, a home for wildlife and a place for people to enjoy nature.
May her kindness continue to inspire us all to protect the natural world and see the beauty in every living thing.