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  1. High Country News

    ‘We come from people who work the land’

  2. Mongabay

    Mozambique’s Maputo National Park showcases biodiversity and shelters migratory birds

  3. autonocion.com

    Wildlife crossings on Colorado's Interstate 25, including a 200-foot grass-covered bridge, five underpasses and miles of fencing, cut animal-vehicle collisions by 91%, from 32 crashes a year to two in 10 months.

  4. Mongabay

    For Australia’s Indigenous Desert Alliance, caring for Country starts with a story

  5. autonocion.com

    A southern Italian vineyard fitted with overhead solar panels generated clean electricity while shaded grapevines grew clusters 2.5 times heavier and supported roughly twice as many wild plant species.

  6. NASA

    NASA’s SR-1 Freedom Advances with Progress on Nuclear Power Module

  7. Mongabay

    The women keeping Uttarakhand’s native bees alive

  8. canada.ca

    Canada designated 81,400 hectares of taiga forest and peatlands in northern Ontario as protected, safeguarding habitat for at-risk wildlife and about 30 million tonnes of stored carbon.

  9. Good Good Good

    Researchers discover five new frog species in one of the most biologically diverse regions on the planet

  10. NASA

    NASA Experimental Mars Helicopter Blade Designs Target Longer Flights

  11. Good News Network

    Isle of Jersey Expands Marine Protections to Cover 21% of Territorial Waters

  12. Global Voices

    How a civic tech platform is helping women in Serbia get home safely

  13. NASA

    NASA Provides Progress Update on Moon Base Rovers

  14. Eos

    White Dwarf Spotted Devouring the Planet It Birthed

  15. Anthropocene Magazine

    The case for a more sustainable tire that comes apart on purpose

  16. Reasons to be Cheerful

    There Are Ways to Reduce Campus Sexual Assaults. Will More Colleges Use Them?

  17. Positive News

    The new certification scheme helping solar farms become havens for wildlife

  18. SciDev.Net

    Global deforestation falls, but 2030 goal off track

  19. NASA

    Curiosity Blog, Sols 5036-5042: Watching the Clouds Go By

  20. Deccan Herald

    Hilsa fish have reappeared in the upper reaches of the Ganga for the first time in decades, a sign that conservation efforts are restoring the river's health.

  21. ECOticias.com

    Angelina Jolie's foundation has protected 150,720 acres of Cambodian forest for 20 years, and rangers removed more than 4.8 miles of illegal snares in 2025.

  22. Mongabay

    What 500,000 hours of Yellowstone sound can tell us about wolves

  23. NC State News

    A new textile-based fabric cover for strawberry plants is reported to triple production while reducing pesticide use.

  24. Good Good Good

    Wildlife vets give rare hornbill 3D-printed beak in world-first: 'It has never been possible before'

  25. NASA

    NASA’s Simulated Mars Crew Marks One Year Inside Habitat

  26. NASA

    Martian Dawn

  27. Good News Network

    Unprecedented Collab Between China and the Met Uncovers Secrets of Chinese Mural During Exhaustive Reproduction

  28. Mongabay

    Why are these lynxes washing their food?

  29. The Revelator

    Authoritarianism and Conservation: How a Dictator Shaped the Future of an Endangered Bird

  30. Eos

    Auroral Structure Could Be Caused by Bouncing Electrons

  31. CalMatters

    CARE Court can profoundly change lives, and California’s justice system, if given the chance

  32. Yale Climate Connections

    Indigenous leaders have climate solutions. This group helps them get funding.

  33. Yale Climate Connections

    Rain gardens and trees are helping Pittsburgh reduce flooding

  34. Agência PúblicaIn Portuguese

    Quando o patrão pede voto

    Brazil's labour prosecutors logged 1,341 reports of employer electoral harassment so far in 2026, with courts resolving 99% of cases through fines, injunctions or settlements.

  35. Reasons to be Cheerful

    A Wall Meant to Divide Is Uniting Left and Right in Texas

  36. Positive News

    Volunteers became salmon, deer and earthworms. Then they set out to save their river

  37. Global Voices

    Students air their frustrations anonymously online as emigration tempts many young people in North Macedonia

  38. Our World in Data

    When do people experience mental health conditions for the first time?

  39. wisn

    Milwaukee opened a braille trail designed to make a nature area accessible to blind and visually impaired visitors.

  40. Good News Network

    Contact With Nature is Linked to Healthy Eating, Shows Encouraging New Study