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Brazilian authorities expanded a national park that protects one of the country’s richest and most sensitive biomes, adding more than 25% to its original area.
When two coral fragments touched in a Stanford tank, researchers saw signs that contact helped a bleached piece recover—an early-stage lab finding, not a field remedy yet.
After years of campaigning, New South Wales moved ahead on a large koala reserve, with carbon-credit finance helping close the funding gap.
Global restoration efforts are expanding, with large landscape projects repairing degraded land while solar power overtakes nuclear in several grids.
Fresh figures show deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon falling to some of the lowest levels on record, a bright spot for the rainforest.
Despite a scorching season that hurt other crops, Japan’s potato harvest delivered a banner year, easing some farm gloom.
The Dutch government pledged half a billion dollars over a decade to the Tropical Forest Forever Facility, a fund aimed at keeping tropical forests standing.
Researchers report that surrounding landscape complexity may strengthen a hive’s ability to cope with disease, pointing to habitat as a health factor.
The UK outlet’s weekly roundup covered Amazon progress, an encouraging skin-cancer vaccine signal, and a UK nicotine-policy fix.
Cocoa farmer Susana Afrifa Ankrah is demonstrating how keeping trees standing can sustain farms and build climate resilience.
A basic-income trial in the Peruvian Amazon reported that about 90% of participants adopted practices that protect the forest.
Monitoring data cited by constructive-news roundups put Amazon clearing at a historic low, reflecting stronger enforcement and policy shifts.
Vietnam created new conservation coverage for forests and mountains that hold the last of a critically endangered monkey.
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