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A Paris event gathered French experts, stakeholders and local authorities to discuss how national restoration planning can move from regulation to practical delivery.
Spanish organisations launched an alliance for nature restoration as Spain prepares its national plan under the EU Nature Restoration Regulation.
Rewilding Apennines is working on a long-term landscape restoration approach that connects wildlife recovery with local communities in central Italy.
After falling to very low numbers, Sardinia’s griffon vultures have recovered to more than 500 individuals through long-term conservation work.
Padule di Scarlino and Padule di Fucecchio in Tuscany were recognised as Wetlands of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention.
A semi-wild breeding programme in Turkey has kept the northern bald ibis alive locally and rebuilt a population of several hundred birds.
Hundreds of elephants have been seen again in parts of Virunga National Park, where their feeding and movement are helping reopen habitats for other wildlife.
After stronger national protection, monitoring in southern China indicates that Chinese pangolins are increasing in the wild for the first time this century.
A tree-planting project on the Isle of Man has passed its goal as part of an effort to regenerate rare temperate rainforest habitat.
Kumamoto City will host the second Global Nature Positive Summit in July 2026, bringing international attention to practical nature recovery.