How France brought brown bears back to the Pyrenees
Thanks to biological monitoring and community outreach, the once-nearly-extinct bruins are again ambling through the mountains.
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This tidal marsh was dying. A new restoration project is reversing the trend
5 wildlife crossings helping species survive
Why botanizing can make our lives better
It really does take a village
“We have to protect the mangroves so they can protect us”
Indigenous forest management: a culture of burning
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“We have to protect the mangroves so they can protect us”
On the coast of the Bay of Bengal where India meets Bangladesh, a loss of mangrove forests has increased the threat from tropical cyclones. But a group of dedicated volunteers is working to rewild these natural defences.
Restoring the soil beneath our feet
The community beating drought with tree-based farming
“They do incredible, heroic work”: Q&A with author Millie Kerr
The artist rekindling our relationship with flora
“How I'm restoring native bush to boost biodiversity – and hope”
“I grew a native forest and found peace – and survival”
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How France brought brown bears back to the Pyrenees
Thanks to biological monitoring and community outreach, the once-nearly-extinct bruins are again ambling through the mountains.
This tidal marsh was dying. A new restoration project is reversing the trend
5 wildlife crossings helping species survive
Why botanizing can make our lives better
Indigenous forest management: a culture of burning
This living roof is a home for plants and wildlife – right in the city
Leaf mold: what it is, and how to make your own
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It really does take a village
Restoring mangroves in India, the value of fire and how (and why) to make leaf mold. Plus, a new book on road ecology.
Sometimes, fighting for nature works
Little birds, big impact
Our origin story – and a gift from Wales
“We had enough to share”
Small is beautiful
