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We dug through hundreds of organizational filings to find out who wanted one of America’s most important forest protections eliminated.

Montreal’s Darlington Ecological Corridor began as a tool to help urban foxes survive. Now, it’s become so much more.

Jason, Rob, and Asher gather in the studio for the first time since Richard’s passing to commiserate, reflect on his legacy, and talk about how to keep his work and ethos alive.

As opposition grows, disinformation campaigns threaten to divide local movements. Here’s how communities can keep their campaigns against AI data centers focused on facts and shared concerns.

This year’s COP summit focuses on protecting, restoring, and sustainably managing nature as the world falls short of most 2030 targets under the Kunming–Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.

In America, almost all of the infrastructure we’ve built since the mid-century is disconnected.

How an Australian grassroots project led by one determined resident is boosting habitat for native plants and wildlife one roadside garden at a time.

Efforts to restore lost forests often fail, but Ethiopians are betting big: planting billions of saplings to revive habitat, regenerate soil, and stabilize the land.

When we begin to act with deep time in mind, perhaps future generations will remember us not for what we took, but for what we tended, protected, and passed on.

How a small Vermont town built a thriving local food system that keeps $50,000 annually in the community while creating social connection.

A movement to reshape the structure of taxation in the U.S. is gaining steam.

Trump clearly represents an unmitigated disaster for the steady state, with consequences that include rolling back decades of progress in gender equality, contraceptive access, and the lower birth rates that result.