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This is how you save a river: A lawsuit, a streamkeeper and 80 tons of gravel
A college community decided a dried creek filled with wrecked cars should instead be home to salmon, trout, beavers, eagles and bears.
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Whales rebound near New York because of a fish nobody will name: Menhaden
What we're doing—and not doing—to save whales. Plus, some thoughts on Maine lobster and mainstream media buffoonery.
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Tales of perseverance
How 20,000 tadpoles, 500 tortoises and a turtle named #9 made it to the finish line
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August 2024

Five more condors fly over Northern California, thanks to a persistent tribe
From protecting redwoods to reclaiming the Klamath River from dams, the Yurok Tribe plays the long game for the environment
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Tahoe's sandhill cranes show wetland restoration is working
Connecting the dots on why a threatened, marsh-loving bird might choose a region that has spent $3 billion in four decades on its environment
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How paying farmers saved the tricolored blackbird
Show me the money: Market-based solutions are key components of the conservation toolbox.
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Conservation takes a village
From butterflies to crocodiles to plovers, conservation succeeds when communities rally together.
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July 2024

Claim your square of this planet
Find it. Claim it. Protect it. Because it works.
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March 2024

Hope grows for kelp forest recovery after volunteers smash 750,000 “zombie” urchins
They’ve been compared to cockroaches, zombies, and tribbles.
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Tiny Refuge Fueled Sea Otters’ Incredible Rebound
Halfway down the coast of Monterey Bay, travelers on California’s Highway 1 cross a nondescript bridge over a muddy estuary.
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Manatees return after 500 million pounds of muck vacuumed from Florida’s Crystal River
Video: Manatees are returning to Florida’s Crystal River after over a decade of restoration to remove rotting algae from the riverbed.
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Giant tortoises hatch on Madagascar for first time in 600 years
Scientists are hopeful that Madagascar has a new ecosystem engineer.
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