Rewilding: Giving Portions of Farms Back to Nature
Over the past few decades, some farmers have discovered that returning part of their agricultural land to its natural, wild …
Janice Lundy
10 Wildlife Corridors that Save Animals and People
Wildlife corridors, also referred to as wildlife crossings or animal bridges, were pioneered in the 1950s in France for reasons …
The EcoBlock Project: Greening Existing Neighborhoods
Making the decision to go green on an individual basis is challenging. We depend so much on interconnected, shared systems, …
How the World Eats: Are We Getting Better?
As the Earth’s population of human beings heads towards eight billion, the impact of how we eat is becoming increasingly …
Mushrooms Are Being Used to Save Bees
Bee populations are at risk from a host of threats, but an unlikely savior has emerged in the past few …
Urban Farming: A Remedy for Food Deserts
One of the most dynamic movements in modern agriculture is happening not out in traditional farm country, but right in …
Mobile Recycling Unit Turns Plastic Waste into Roof and Pavement Tiles
Plastic is emerging as one of the biggest challenges in our environment today. Between the carbon footprint of its manufacturing …
It’s Beyond Time to End Polar Bear Trophy Hunting
The polar bear is one of the most iconic animal species in the world. These mammoth mammals have long caught …
This Solar-Powered Barge Is Reducing Ocean Pollution
Plastic pollution has become a huge issue as we enter the third decade of the 21st century. From being the …
Biodiversity Matters in Cities, Too
Recently, social media feeds were agog over sightings of coyotes in New York City’s Central Park. Many New Yorkers expressed …