Thirty eight pups, and a coastline getting its sea lions back
On the Otago coast, one of the world's rarest sea lions has just reached a number that counts.
On the Otago coast, one of the world's rarest sea lions has just reached a number that counts.
For one Friday in June, the animals of Milan had somebody speaking for them in the room where the city decides things.
A gentle experiment in Oxford found a hidden range in hedgehog hearing, and with it a kind idea.
A 262 kilometre loop through the far south west of Victoria, cut by hand by school students and kept going by volunteers ever since.
A Minnesota park district built a camp around the pair nobody usually plans for: a grandparent and a grandchild.
A hornbill gone from Gir for sixty years is nesting there again, in hollows the forest took decades to make.
A new right to repair arrived across Europe this week, and a whole generation was already there waiting for it.
The second half of the journey continues at Christmas Island: off the wharf into 28 degree water, hauling the ocean's cargo up through the jungle, and the joy of one turtle who came back.
In northern Michigan a river has spent 15 years being handed back to itself, and the last piece is a rather clever gate.
Buffalo dairies, soil first grazing, and a country school where the classroom is a working farm.
Two American neighbourhoods are about to drink water pulled straight out of the sky.
In Canberra it turned out that connection needed very little: a venue, an instructor and an open door.