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Nature and wildlife

  1. Happy Eco News

    Six decades of dam removals, trash cleanup and water treatment turned the 80-mile Charles River from a polluted waterway into one of America's cleanest urban rivers.

  2. environmentamerica.org

    Florida is building wildlife crossings to help protect endangered Florida panthers from vehicle collisions.

  3. Good Good Good

    Climate activists launch floating gardens in British harbor: 'We built a wildlife corridor in a city'

  4. Mongabay

    Mangroves gain ground globally, marking turnaround after decades of loss

  5. Anthropocene Magazine

    Scientists built a soundtrack to lure baby corals to their cyborg reef

  6. Yale Climate Connections

    Coeur d’Alene Tribe works to restore native prairie

  7. Reasons to be Cheerful

    Teenagers Worldwide Are Tackling the Plastics Crisis

  8. Positive News

    Wildlife photographer of the year 2026, the winning images

  9. Mongabay

    ‘Patrick’ sea star went viral, but Argentine deep-sea canyon held 57 new species

  10. Good Good Good

    1,000 people buried their underwear across Switzerland. The unusual study helped researchers gauge soil health

  11. Good News Network

    Scientists Shocked to Discover ‘D-rex’, a Giant Fungus from Chinese Forests Dating Back 65 Million Years

  12. Denver 7 Colorado News (KMGH)

    A dog survived 50 hours alone in the Alaska wilderness after an avalanche before being found alive.

  13. Mongabay

    Inside the ‘unique’ tail of Iran’s spider-tailed horned viper

  14. Mongabay

    New Zealand builds an arsenal of tools to battle a ‘wily’ invasive seaweed

  15. theguardian.com

    A Chicago woman converted her home into a monarch butterfly waystation and has since started eight native plant projects and co-founded Women for Green Spaces to teach children wildlife conservation.

  16. Eos

    Reading Rainfall in a Snail’s Shell

  17. euronews

    Guimarães, named European Green Capital 2026, is linking parks, rivers and forests, with studies showing urban gardens and green roofs have cooled local surfaces by up to 2.49°C amid 40°C summers.

  18. Yale Climate Connections

    These ingenious fishponds fed Hawaiians before colonialism

  19. Positive News

    The ‘in awe’ artist painting a wilder Britain

  20. NASA

    An Impact Structure With Legs

  21. Happy Eco News

    A two-year study of 18 Ohio farms found that planting native wildflowers, combined with reduced mowing and less insecticide use, boosted pollinator populations more than other conservation strategies.

  22. Mongabay

    Chinook salmon return to historical habitat following removal of four US dams

  23. regjeringen.no

    Norway designated Andfjorden as its largest marine protected area, covering 1,848.5 square kilometres of coral reefs, kelp forests, fish nurseries, whales and seabirds.

  24. Mongabay

    First Nation-led effort replants kelp forests in Clayoquot Sound

  25. Mongabay

    Researcher who listens to forests wins 2026 Pritzker Environmental Genius Award

  26. The Times of India

    A retired 76-year-old doctor in Australia has restored 120 of 200 hectares of land by planting thousands of native trees as a long-term conservation legacy.

  27. Positive News

    Putting a ring on it: the plan to green London’s beloved edges

  28. Best Friends Animal Society

    Wyoming became the sixth US state to reach no-kill status, with every shelter saving at least 90% of dogs and cats for 12 straight months and a statewide rate of 92%.

  29. Good News Network

    Giant Tortoise Population is Thriving–Survey Finds 180,000 on One Island Chain

  30. Good Good Good

    Meet the first bear to ever receive a prosthetic paw: 'We do whatever it takes to help'

  31. Good News Network

    Sloth Bear Named By Julia Roberts is Flourishing After Rescue From Dancing Trade in India

  32. scitechdaily.com

    Scientists mapped 295,000 square kilometres of habitat suitable for oyster reef restoration across 10 countries, estimating $12 trillion in potential ecosystem benefits including water filtration, carbon capture and coastal protection.

  33. Mongabay

    These women are bringing Darwin’s rheas back to Chilean Patagonia

  34. Our World in Data

    What share of plastic waste ends up in the ocean?

  35. ABC13 Houston

    The US Coast Guard helped free a juvenile humpback whale that had become stranded on a sandbar off Fire Island, New York.

  36. abc.net.au

    A family restored a reef ecosystem on an island left barren by guano mining, turning it into a thriving marine habitat.

  37. theguardian.com

    Women in Nigeria's Niger Delta have planted 3 million mangroves, restoring 190 hectares of swamp forest and bringing fish and crabs back to wetlands damaged by oil pollution, while training over 400 women in restoration work.

  38. Mongabay

    Painted wind turbines can dramatically reduce bird deaths, study finds

  39. Yale Climate ConnectionsIn Spanish

    Mientras El Niño agrava la sequía en Panamá, los árboles ayudan a los ganaderos a sobrevivir

    As El Niño intensifies drought on Panama's Azuero Peninsula, ranchers using silvopasture, planting trees among pastures, report more abundant and better-quality water and improved forage compared with conventional neighbouring farms.

  40. Good Good Good

    Endangered leopard shark spotted in Samoan waters for the first time: 'Entirely unexpected'