The Net Naturalist
A field guide to social media.
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Originally published on July 14, 2016, for USFWS Finding them and their real-world inspiration at national wildlife refuges, fish hatcheries, and more. Recently a number of digital wildlife called pokémon have been spotted at many of your national wildlife refuges, fish hatcheries and wetlands, visible only through an appropriately configured smartphone. In an effort to…
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When Facebook added the crossposting video feature, it opened up an opportunity for brands and organizations to share stats and content behind the scenes (instead of sharing posts from the page). This feature can really help us deliver our videos and combine our efforts. Here are the steps for setting up crossposting. Go to your…
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Facebook recently removed the feature “Use as my page” which means that finding your feed and acting on Facebook as your page is still possible, but you’ll have to find it in a different way. Q: Why don’t I see the the option to use Facebook as the Page I manage? We’ve deprecated the ability to login…
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I’m often asked why we have such a large audience on Google+ or where it fits in NWF’s social strategy. Here’s a recent powerpoint I did that may help explain some of it!
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I am not your typical human. I tend to love animals that people cringe at. Spiders are a good example — I don’t cower in fear– I’m excited to come across them. This presentation demonstrates what network weavers do, while also displaying a bunch of pretty spider photos!
The Net Naturalist 