Kazakhstan Plants Native Trees and Shrubs Ahead of the Tiger’s Return
Kazakhstan is preparing habitat for the planned return of tigers by planting tens of thousands of seedlings and restoring landscapes that can support prey and predators.
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Giant Tortoises Walk on Floreana Again After Nearly Two Centuries
A major Galápagos restoration effort has released giant tortoises onto Floreana Island, where their ecological role had been missing for around 180 years.
Rathlin Island’s Seabirds Gain Safer Nesting Ground After Ferrets Are Removed
Conservationists have completed a world-first eradication of invasive ferrets from Rathlin Island, Northern Ireland’s largest seabird colony.
East London Is Building a Four-Borough Nature Corridor
A planned 14-mile nature corridor will connect parks, canals, rooftops and community spaces across four East London boroughs.
Remote Amazon Villages Are Replacing Some Diesel Power With Solar and Batteries
Solar panels and battery systems are beginning to reduce diesel generator use in remote Amazon communities where electricity depends on costly fuel deliveries.
Solar Boats Are Changing River Travel for Indigenous Communities in the Amazon
Solar-powered community boats are helping remote river communities reduce dependence on noisy diesel transport while keeping the river at the centre of daily life.
Japan’s Sakura Season Began With First Blossoms in Three Cities
Japan’s 2026 cherry blossom season officially began when benchmark Somei Yoshino trees opened their first blossoms in Kochi, Gifu and Yamanashi.
Helsinki Opened a 1.19-Kilometre Bridge for Trams, Cyclists and Walkers
Helsinki’s Kruunuvuori Bridge gives walkers and cyclists a car-free link across the water, with tram service planned as part of the wider Crown Bridges project.
A Man Returned 700-Year-Old Floor Tiles to an English Monastery Site
Medieval floor tiles taken decades ago as a childhood act were returned to heritage specialists after being kept for nearly sixty years.
A Scottish Electric Flight Showed That Short Regional Aviation Is Changing
Electric aviation is beginning to move from concept to test flights, with small aircraft being trialled for short regional routes.