East London Is Creating a 14-Mile Nature Corridor Through Four Boroughs
A new 14-mile nature corridor is being developed across Haringey, Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Newham to connect parks, canals, rooftops and community gardens.
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Ocean Protection Passed a Global Milestone as More Than 10 Percent Was Officially Protected
Recent reporting marked an ocean conservation milestone: more than 10 percent of the global ocean is now officially protected.
Europe Launched a 2026 Nature Restoration Campaign Called #ForOurPlanet
The European Commission and the European External Action Service launched the 2026 #ForOurPlanet campaign with a focus on biodiversity and nature restoration.
A Danish Fund Put New Money Into One of South America’s Largest Forest Restoration Efforts
Impact Fund Denmark invested DKK 130 million in The Reforestation Fund, a large forest restoration fund focused on former rainforest areas in South America.
Spanish Padel Courts Found a Simple Way to Stop Birds Hitting Glass Walls
Conservation groups and local authorities in Spain found that simple netting can sharply reduce bird collisions with glass padel courts near sensitive habitats.
Rescued Donkeys Are Helping Spain Reduce Wildfire Fuel Around Doñana
A grazing programme near Doñana National Park uses rescued donkeys to eat dry scrub and reduce the vegetation that can feed wildfires.
Serbian Birdwatchers Crowdfunded a Woodland and Saved It From Being Cut Down
A Serbian birdwatching group raised money to buy a five-acre woodland in Vojvodina and protect it as Nightingale’s Forest.
The Netherlands Started Four Research Projects on Climate-Proof Building Renovation
Dutch research funder NWO awarded four consortia to study how existing buildings in the Netherlands can be renovated for climate resilience and sustainability.
Ireland Funded World Heritage Preparation Work for Its Tentative List Sites
Ireland allocated €365,000 from a strategic investment fund to help protect and prepare sites on its World Heritage Tentative List.
Ireland Put €2 Million Into Eighteen Historic Towns
Ireland’s Historic Towns Initiative awarded €2 million to support conservation-led projects in eighteen towns, with a focus on reuse and keeping old buildings in good condition.