
We have upset nature's balance and disrupted natural water, carbon, and nutrient cycles, changing the climate. These are tales of restoring nature by looking closely, talking with people, and drawing on local knowledge and science.
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The harlequin drake should have been impossible to miss. Instead, he vanished.
In May, I drove along the shore of an ice-covered lake in Iceland on my way to Lake Mývatn. The lake narrowed into a rushing river. I turned left, crossed a bri...
Three small, easily overlooked fish swimming in Valley Creek near Birmingham, Alabama, are: the Birmingham darter, the watercress darter, and the blackbanded darter. Each is about two inches long—olive-toned, banded, and built for life on t...
In Attleboro, a Forest Grows—and So Does Hope
Volunteers plant a dense, diverse pocket forest to restore soil, absorb stormwater, and build climate resilience
The pocket Miyawaki forest planted in Attleboro, Massachusetts, was an extraor...
Sometimes the most creative solutions are the simplest.
Rising numbers of extreme heat days are severely impacting species like the gray-headed flying foxes of Australia. Thousands have died during recent extreme heat events.
Gray-headed...
Climate change is caused by increasing amounts of heat-trapping greenhouse gases, which trap more heat in the atmosphere. Governments are failing to reduce the snorting and exhalations of our iron beasts. Our constructions are heating up th...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Rob Moir is passionate about saving the ocean by helping people modify their behaviors on land, such as holding back rainwater to grow more vegetation, building soils, and reducing polluting warm waters from reaching the sea.
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