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A California beach is going wild again, and it is still yours
Santa Monica is letting its famous sands grow dunes, and the wildlife has noticed.
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A clever new way to turn seawater into drinking water, with nothing wasted
Sunlight, salt, and a simple idea that could help the driest places on earth.
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London gets ready to welcome the storks home after 600 years
A bird lost since medieval times is about to ride the city's skies again.
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In Ukraine, the wild horses are coming back
On a stretch of steppe near the Black Sea, life is quietly returning.
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Illinois becomes the first US state to make rewilding the law
A new law puts giving land back to nature at the heart of how one state cares for the wild.
Sustainable Living
Let it grow: the quiet joy of rewilding your garden
Mowing a little less and planting a few natives can turn any backyard into a haven for bees and butterflies.
Sustainable Living
Plastic Free July: small swaps, adding up to a global wave
Millions of people are using one month to rethink single use plastic, one easy change at a time.
Innovations
The solar machines catching river plastic before it reaches the sea
Most ocean plastic arrives by river. A fleet of solar powered machines is stopping it at the source.
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The world's rarest wombat has a new joey
A trail camera in outback Queensland has captured precious cargo: one of only 450 northern hairy nosed wombats, with a joey in her pouch.
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Leopards are making a comeback in West Africa
In Benin's Pendjari National Park, leopard numbers have more than tripled in six years. Researchers call it a win against long odds.
Innovations
Solar panels between the train tracks
A Swiss pilot has spent a year proving a working railway can double as a solar farm. Italy wants one next.
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Sea turtles are bouncing back
Decades of protection are paying off. In Indonesia's Kei Islands, turtle and nest harvesting has fallen 85%, and populations are rebounding.