Earth Hope
EarthCollecting environmental success stories from around the globe. Exploring the dialectic that humans are saving the planet while also destroying it. Testing the notion that hope is the foundation of progress. Focusing on solutions. Inspiring action.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Tales of perseverance
I’ve collected a few stories of surprising perseverance this week. The first begins in 2015, when a good Samaritan found a female Western pond turtle who’d been run over by a car. The rescuer took the turtle to a wildlife hospital. Turns ou...
Five more condors fly over Northern California, thanks to a persistent tribe
Five more critically endangered California condors are spreading their wings over Northern California due to a unique partnership between a tribe, a national park and several zoos.1 Young, scraggly and fresh from a captive breeding program ...
Tahoe's sandhill cranes show wetland restoration is working
Sandhill cranes have discovered Lake Tahoe’s restored meadows, with four pairs breeding at South Shore in 2024, including a marsh that was rehabilitated as recently as last year. This follows four decades1 of immense effort to stop developm...
How paying farmers saved the tricolored blackbird
A program that pays farmers to delay harvesting crops in California’s San Joaquin Valley has saved half a million endangered tricolored blackbird chicks in the past decade, according to the National Audubon Society, bringing the bird back f...
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Amanda Royal is a former newspaper reporter and current environment and nature news junkie. She's earned two Nevada Press Association awards for environmental reporting and a worldwide internal honorable mention from The Associated Press.
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