East London Is Creating a 14-Mile Nature Corridor Through the City
A 14-mile nature corridor will connect community gardens, rooftops, canals, sports fields and parks across four East London boroughs.
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England Prepared Its Largest-Ever Investment in Threatened Species Recovery
England announced a £60 million Species Recovery Programme investment, with a further £30 million for species recovery on the national forest estate.
European Wildlife Photography Is Celebrating Species Returning to Their Habitats
The Rewilding Europe Award in European wildlife photography highlights native species reclaiming habitats and the visible beauty of nature recovery.
Swedish Fashion Is Pushing Further Toward Circular Design
Swedish fashion companies and designers are working toward circular models that reduce waste and keep materials in use for longer.
Denmark’s Sustainable Travel Ideas Put Green Choices Into Ordinary Holidays
VisitDenmark promotes everyday green travel ideas, from cycling culture and city bees to free fruit trees and sustainable restaurants.
The European Environment Agency Highlighted Nature Protection as a Core Recovery Task
The European Environment Agency’s nature protection and restoration work brings together protected areas, green infrastructure, ecosystem restoration, rewilding and nature-based solutions.
The Netherlands Plans Stronger Links Between Nature Areas
Dutch policy plans include more robust links between nature areas to reduce habitat fragmentation and strengthen biodiversity.
Denmark’s Everyday Green Ideas Make Sustainability Easy to Understand
VisitDenmark’s green tips show everyday sustainability through cycling, urban gardens, food culture and public spaces rather than abstract promises.
A European Coexistence Campaign Is Reframing How People Live With Wildlife
Rewilding Europe’s coexistence work presents species such as beavers, bison, wolves and bears as part of living landscapes rather than only as conflict problems.
Rewilding Europe Reported a Strong Year for Wildlife Comebacks
Rewilding Europe’s 2025 highlights included multiple releases of keystone species across the continent, from bison and vultures to trout, crayfish, hamsters and eagle owls.