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Kat Tancock

Based in Toronto, Kat is co-founder of Rewilding and a freelance writer and editor who covers everything from personal finance to healthy eating – all, wherever possible, through a climate lens.

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Why wild bees matter, and how we can all help save them

To make our ecosystems as resilient as possible, we need species diversity – and that includes bees. Here, conservation biologist Sheila Colla explains their main threats and what we need to do.

A group of people planting seedlings on bare land, with a lake and hills in the background

Trees That Count has planted one million trees – and they’re just getting started

This reforestation project is helping New Zealanders plant native trees across Aotearoa to support biodiversity and the fight against climate change. Here’s how they’re doing it.

A man in a red beret carrying mammoth tusks on a muddy, debris-covered beach

Pleistocene Park, the film: A Q&A with director Luke Griswold-Tergis

A new documentary on the famous Siberian rewilding initiative shows the people behind the project – and the challenges facing their ambitions.

Glass-fronted wooden bookshelves filled with books, built around a tree

5 new(ish) books about forests and trees

Trees and forests are important to humanity in basically every way you can think of. These books explore that relationship and give us goals – both personal and global – to strive for.

A sign in clover reads "Bee Meadow, West Coast Seeds: Makes us smile and the bees so happy"

How one Vancouver resident replaced his lawn and built an ecosystem

Stephane Laroye built a meadow for the bees. Turns out, he and his neighbours might be enjoying it even more.

Three Dalmatian pelicans floating on the water

Rewilding Ukraine has restored thousands of hectares of wetlands. Now, they need our help

Team members are used to protecting the land – but that has taken on new meaning. The supplies they need now include telescopes and night-vision visors to watch for troops.

Lamech Opiyo poses for the camera while planting a tree

How this Kenyan student stays motivated to fight for a better future

Lamech Opiyo believes co-operation is what will save us from the worst of climate change. Good thing he has the power to move people to action with his words.