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Did you know that the planet’s topsoil is the world’s largest living entity? A handful of rich soil is...
See moreRebecca Morris grew up in Menorca and remembers the joy that she felt going on adventures in the wilds of...
See moreIn the remote jungle of South Sumatra, Indonesia, conservationist Pungky Nanda Pratama walks for hours to reach every child with...
See moreIndigenous Peoples in Mesoamerica are coming together to influence international politics and advocate for their rights in the climate change...
See moreArchitects in Beirut are using Miyawaki reforestation to return a polluted river to people and nature and “turn EGO into...
See more“An unpolluted night sky that allows the enjoyment of the contemplation of the firmament should be considered an inalienable right...
See moreSoils are the second largest global carbon sink after oceans and great allies against the climate crisis. Yet underground ecosystems...
See moreThis educational video game highlights the importance of preserving ecosystems, caring for local fauna, and fighting urban speculation. Would...
See moreThe 2021 IPCC report is 3,949 pages. Too busy to read it? This card game makes climate education fun. ...
See more“Do you remember a time when the sky was filled with birds and bees, and colourful fruit grew from the...
See moreFrom scratch to scrap, this circular restaurant is turning foodies into sustainability champions. But don’t ask them to serve seafood....
See more“Art need not be fiddling while the world burns. Art can link with science and the full power of human...
See moreHave you heard the one about the bull, the rabbit, and the policeman? And the one about the flawed dinosaur?...
See moreThis initiative is making Europe a wilder place by bringing back the variety of life into the landscape and helping...
See moreA suburb in San José granted citizenship to pollinators and declared itself a sanctuary for bees. Welcome to Curridabat. ...
See more“Equity is not secondary to survival, as some suggest; it is survival.” — Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Katharine K. Wilson,...
See moreIn the Brazilian Amazon, tiny native seeds are saving forests, communities, and the climate. Any gardener will tell you...
See moreThe Caribbean Sharks Education Program uses empathy and social media to turn poachers into conservationists. “I spend about 50%...
See moreSome sixty volunteers from the urban Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (uBMS) have been tracking lepidoptera in 27 parks and gardens around...
See more“We know we’re in the middle of an extinction crisis but we still know remarkably little about which species live...
See moreIf the endangered European pond turtle still survives in Catalonia it is thanks to the Emys Foundation (Fundació Emys), which...
See moreImagine the scene: you’re in the Russian Arctic and, suddenly you spot a tall, blonde woman descending from the sky...
See moreThe Sustainable Eel Group (SEG) not only ensures that European eel populations stay healthy and able to fulfil their role...
See moreReversing the extinction crisis is perhaps the most important challenge of our time, and Rewilding Argentina is responding with a strength...
See moreThe Knepp Castle estate has bravely brought ecological history back to the present and is now an example of a...
See moreThe ResCap project releases gorgonias and soft coral accidentally fished by traditional anglers back to their natural habitat. The...
See moreEcocean are dedicated to protecting - no prizes for guessing - ecologies of the ocean. Experts in the art of...
See moreThe B-Lines project supports the small wild inhabitants of the British landscape by forging new pathways and regenerating an interconnected...
See morePhotographer, journalist and graphic designer Callie Broaddus felt moved to create Reserva: the Youth Land Trust by her professional and...
See moreMeet the forensic scientists tackling the illegal timber trade. Scouring the world of wood in search of clues, solving crimes,...
See moreThe World Bee Project is using Artificial Intelligence and computing technology to understand the local challenges facing bees across the...
See moreThe line dividing humans and other animals is often exaggerated. Meet the lawyers trying to redraw it. “I became...
See morePrimary school pupils and beach strolling enthusiasts have turned into leading allies for scientists fighting problems in marine ecosystems. ...
See moreThe Billion Oyster Project wants to restore New York Harbour’s once famous and flourishing oyster reefs, bringing biodiversity back to...
See moreIs it possible to bring coral reefs back to life? Biorock Indonesia thinks so, with the help of technology and...
See moreThe Drones for Whale Research programme is on a mission to democratise whale science through cheap and non-invasive technology. ...
See moreEver felt inspired to take action after seeing a beautiful piece of art? An international non-profit based in Hawaii is...
See moreBeetime connects socially engaged art with natural beekeeping practices to bring together community, scientists and artists in their southern Spanish...
See moreEixarcolant is propelling us towards a future in which eating native “weeds” and cultivating local varieties of vegetables and forgotten...
See moreThe Source farms in harmony with the land, its flora and fauna, and its local community. In the Saint...
See moreBrooklyn Grange Farm is one of the largest rooftop farms in the world, and from high up in New York...
See moreAustralian start-up Flow is bringing beekeeping to the masses with their Flow Hive that reduces stress both for bees and...
See moreJustdiggit unites with the collective power of the smallholder farmers and local communities in Africa, teaching powerful restorative agricultural techniques...
See moreGreenWaves’ vertical, regenerative underwater farming reduces ocean acidity, absorbs carbon, provides nutritious food and just might create a ton of...
See moreThe Bambara groundnut has been farmed for centuries, but if you don’t live in sub-Saharan Africa it is nearly impossible...
See moreFlowers, vegetables, tea plants, fragrant herbs and fruit trees blossom next to the train platforms used daily by hundreds of...
See moreHow can we buy clothes that look great, fit well – and don’t harm the planet? Ecoalf has found one answer:...
See moreNature is the new gold! Save your local forest and earn money with this new stock exchange for biodiversity. ...
See moreWave power is being harnessed to grow beautiful artificial coral reefs for coastal protection and marine life. Coastlines and...
See moreReopened in November 2020 after a major renovation, Sydney’s Australian Museum brings a focus on climate solutions and First Nations...
See moreIf a tree falls in the forest, and there's nobody around to hear, does it make a sound? It does when the trees have electronic...
See moreBuilding on the trust and popularity of museums, this NY-based climate museum bakes action into everything it does, inspiring the...
See moreThe first of its kind, La Marjal is more than a park. Floodable, it acts as a retention basin for...
See moreIn the Greek islands, a community of 'water allies' is working to solve the problems of water supply, wastewater and...
See moreNo irrigation? No problem. These clever tree-planting cocoons can bring soil back to life and restore dry, dusty land back...
See moreA museum created in Minecraft is craftily encouraging citizens to fight climate change in virtual worlds – to help solve...
See moreMost people’s concept of what a museum is needs updating. In response to the challenges of COVID, the digitisation of...
See moreThese low-cost wooden drones can reforest burned forests ecologically – and fast. Sowing 100 seeds per second using drones...
See moreA forest is emerging from the Egyptian sands to fight desertification – thanks to wastewater. No, this is not a...
See moreTunisian water resources are especially scarce. Thanks to a farmer’s daughter, water recycling can be a valid solution for water preservation. ...
See moreBy now you will know of Extinction Rebellion, the global movement changing climate action. So what's next? "Troublemakers change...
See moreEnvironmental activists Zakiya Mckenzie and Jasmine Ketibuah-Foley want you to go outside and embrace the countryside, to take in all...
See moreBy working directly with Bedouin communities, a wild approach to sustainable tourism in Jordan is creating a real impact on...
See moreWhat links Arcade Fire, a marching band in rural Haiti, goats and the circular economy? Régine Chassagne, from the...
See moreLet us transport you to central Chile to a small farm tucked way in the coastal hills. This is a story...
See moreFashion can be a blueprint for other industries – one that’s regenerative rather than extractive, supporting life on Earth. ...
See moreTip ► Play music by the Garifuna Collective while reading this to bring their culture into vivid life. And because it’s...
See moreIn the state of Lousiana, the coastline abutting the Gulf of Mexico is disappearing at an alarming rate, due in...
See moreFibreshed are celebrating the regenerative possibilities of a fashion system that operates close to home, where the clothes we wear...
See moreImagine for a moment finding yourself in an abandoned town under the characteristic scorching sun of south-eastern Spain. You look...
See moreMirazur, a Michelin three-star restaurant located in Menton on France’s Côte d’Azur, has long applied a holistic biodynamic agriculture philosophy...
See more“Without a healthy ocean, life as we know it would not exist.” For Farah Obaidullah of Women4Oceans, gender equality and...
See more"Together we can make a significant impact in the fight against shark fishing and their declining populations." Barcelona's Regina Domingo has...
See more"We envision a world where cities recognise their interdependence with the world’s forests and use their political, economic, and cultural...
See more“There's an Eskimo on a mass of ice, a Bedouin in the desert and a Polynesian at sea. All three of...
See more"Our mission is to end the sixth mass extinction. Humans have driven it and humans have the power to reverse it."...
See moreA coral reef restoration project run by a community of women on a tiny island off Kenya’s south-east coast is...
See moreDog detectives are using their pooch powers of perception to save ailing citrus groves from a devastating crop disease that causes mottled...
See moreDecades ago, a man bought an old stone mill to feed his family with traditional cereals. One day, his daughter...
See moreTrail cameras are an important tool in wildlife research and conservation – and you get some surprising results. What's...
See moreWelcome to the world’s first ever cemetery made using single use plastic bottles. Having opened its gates on World Wildlife...
See moreButterflies don’t just look beautiful, they have an unusual trait. They are nature's way of showing us the effects of...
See more“You can spend your time on Facebook and Instagram, or spend half of that time helping researchers realise their objectives!”...
See moreDo you know your yellow-browed warbler from your bluethroat? Then Ornitho.cat wants you. The online citizen science project is dedicated...
See moreTransformed poachers trained as 'blasters' are helping keep elephants from raiding farmers' crops in Zambia – using non-lethal chilli powder...
See more“Food is a central part of the Filipino life. For the people of an agricultural country such as the Philippines...
See moreOne of the planet’s smallest and fastest-growing organisms is helping inventor-engineer Julian Melchiorri to think macro by playing with the micro;...
See moreSince the 1970s, development initiative Sekem has been revitalising the hot, arid sands of a once untouched part of the Egyptian desert, transforming...
See moreThe excellently-named Fishyleaks has been created by the Our Fish campaign to end “rampant” overfishing and illegal, unreported fishing activity...
See more“Small Food Bakery is a journey to try and build a localised, non commodity food system, perhaps masquerading as a...
See moreDecades of over-exploitation have left our ocean and fish populations a shadow of their former selves. That’s why, after securing...
See moreExcited by biofertilisers? Want to know about biodynamic vines, Catalonian chickens and compost tea – or get down and dirty...
See moreWith Snapshot Serengeti everyone can observe animals in their natural habitat, without disturbing them – so you feel like you’re seeing...
See moreAn unlikely hero – the oyster – is set to revitalise New York City's polluted waterways. To improve the city's harbour’s...
See moreThe Global Tagging of Pelagic Predators (GTOPP) program is an international, multidisciplinary collaboration among biologists, engineers and computer scientists, which...
See moreThis free floating, untethered deep ocean fish habitat looks like a giant underwater hamster ball: Aquapods are giant, free range fish...
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