Moss Spores Survived Nine Months Outside the Space Station
Moss spores exposed outside the International Space Station survived for nine months, showing again how stubborn life can be.
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A Glacier in Central Asia Is Growing While Most Are Shrinking
Scientists are studying a Central Asian glacier that appears to be growing, hoping to understand why it behaves differently from most glaciers.
Kumamoto Will Host a Global Nature Positive Summit in 2026
Kumamoto City in Japan is set to host the second Global Nature Positive Summit in July 2026.
A Satoyama Restoration Project in Japan Is Reconnecting Local Forests and Local Use
A Japanese regional project is presenting local timber use and restored satoyama landscapes as part of nature-positive work.
Scientists Mapped Where Butternut Trees Show Natural Resistance
Researchers are using climate and soil data to guide restoration of butternut trees that have developed resistance to a serious disease.
Phone-Free Social Events Are Giving People a Different Kind of Night Out
More organisers are creating social events where phones are put away so people can talk, listen and be present.
East London Is Building a Nature Corridor Across Four Boroughs
A long urban nature corridor is being developed to connect parks, canals and green spaces across East London.
Sea Turtle Hatchlings Found a Safer Path to the Ocean
Conservation teams improved nesting conditions and helped more hatchlings make it to the sea.
Volunteer Divers Helped Clear Ghost Nets From a Marine Habitat
Divers removed abandoned fishing gear that had been trapping wildlife and damaging reefs.
A Small Bookshop Stayed Open Late for Quiet Readers
A tiny bookshop began offering one quiet evening each week for people who want to read without noise, hurry or performance.