Wolves in Washington State Are Finally Rebounding
2016 marks the seventh straight year of improvement for wolf populations in Washington state.
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Now You Can Drink Beer to Save Beaches Worldwide
This New Zealand brewing company has invented a way to save receding beaches worldwide by having a cold one with your buddies.
Pakistani Province Grows 750 Million Trees
A massive tree planting effort has provided jobs to 500,000 impoverished people, and will plant 1 billion saplings by the end of 2018.
Solar Panel Construction Expands at 'Eye-Popping' Pace
The fight against climate change is seeing a favorable turn thanks to a new report on the unbelievably fast-growing rate of the solar industry.
Supermarket Gives Surplus Sugar to Hungry Honeybees
All the sugar that has leaked from split bags or gone unused in the supermarket bakeries will now be passed on to an organization that breeds bees.
Trouble Waking Up? Camping Could Set Your Clock Straight
This new study shows that spending a week camping in nature can reset your circadian sleep schedule and help cure insomnia.
Outdoor Adventure Program Provides Promise for Treating Children With Autism
These outdoor adventures were shown to improve the social communication, motivation, and mannerisms of children with autism.
Iowa City is Devoting 1,000 Acres to Saving Honeybees
Cedar Rapids, Iowa is preparing to use every scrap of land that they have to save the dwindling honeybee populations.
Costco Pushes Suppliers Away From Bee-killing Pesticides
The grocery chain plans on increasing selection of helpful products as well as distancing themselves from suppliers that use harmful pesticides.
We Might Be Able to Stop Tsunamis in Their Tracks by Firing Sound Waves
Being able to prevent tsunamis from hitting coastal cities with acoustic sound waves could save millions of lives.
Project to Plant 3 Million Trees, One For Every Resident of the City
One might think that planting 96,000 trees is enough of an accomplishment, but this organization wants to plant 3 million – one for every city resident.
U.S. Citizens Are Protecting Twice as Much Land as the National Parks
New census data from 2015 show that 58 million acres of American land are being protected by conservation easements.
NYC Will Transform 30 Blocks into a Pedestrian Utopia For Earth Day
Downtown Manhattan will shut down to cars and buses, and be filled up with activities for pedestrians in honor of Earth Day.
Support America's Treasures and Enjoy Free Admission During National Park Week
Over 400 of the most beautiful American landscapes will be fee-free next week in celebration of the National Parks Week.
Europe's First Ad-Free City Replaced Billboards With Trees
This city of 160,000 people became the first major European city to totally ban outdoor advertising.
Toxin-Absorbing Grass Could Clean Up Millions of Polluted Acres
Native grass was engineered to absorb toxins that have been left behind on military testing grounds from bombs and weapons since WWII.
This Stump Has Been Turned into a Perfect Tribute to the Giving Tree
A California woman turned a stump on her sidewalk into a beautiful homage to the beloved Shel Silverstein book 'The Giving Tree'.
Video Game Chief Pays $15M for Protection of 7,000 North Carolina Acres
Tim Sweeney has just established the largest conservation easement held by a private citizen in the history of North Carolina.
Ireland is Creating the Largest Grove of Redwoods Outside of California
In an effort to preserve the woodland titans, the Birr Castle Gardens in Ireland will plant the largest patch of redwoods outside of California.
Japanese Newspaper Blossoms into Greenery When You Plant It
All you have to do to recycle this Japanese newspaper is tear it up, plant it in a pot, and water the remnants until they grow into gorgeous greenery.
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