Restoration
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Environment
Environment NorwayMining Sites Restored Back to Nature
Two mining settlements in the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard have been restored to their natural state as part of one of the most extensive environmental projects in the world, an expression of Norway’s long-term and consistent dedication to preserving wilderness nature and ecosystems.
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Environment
Environment ChinatwThis Country’s Restoration Efforts Have Not Gone Unnoticed!
The United Nations (UN) honored Shan-Shui, China's initiative to restore 10 million hectares of ecosystems, as a World Restoration Flagship, a special award that celebrates the initiative's drive to not only revive the natural world, but create jobs over the next decade.
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Animals
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Environment
Environment MaliClimate Action: Restoring Degraded Land in This African Country
The West African country of Mali is set to benefit from massive investment to restore degraded land caused by climate change, thus contributing to the success of the Great Green Wall initiative to stop and reverse the Sahara's desertification.
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Environment
Environment UAELiving Lab: a Massive Eco-Project That’s All About Marine Health
A floating living lab is in development to be launched off the coast of Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, where the restoration of marine ecosystems will be a priority, ecotourism will be promoted, and sustainable living will be included.
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Environment
Environment United KingdomRestoration Win: Buried Rivers Are Returning to the Surface
A charity is dedicating its efforts to the restoration of some 40 rivers around London, England’s capital, with projects destined to revitalize, clean, and return to the light some buried rivers, benefiting the environment and the population.
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Environment
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Animals
Animals AustraliaNew Reef Success: Endangered Oysters Are Back (Millions of Them)
As oysters play a crucial role in water ecosystems, the deployment of oyster baskets in the Port of Brisbane, Australia, successfully brought back the endangered mollusk, as well as other shellfish in the region’s waters.
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Animals
Animals EcuadorEndangered Pink Reptile Sees “First Hope” for Survival
The critically endangered pink iguana, an endemic species to the Galápagos Islands, is on its way to recovery since scientists finally found nesting sites and hatchlings, a sign that the reptile’s last surviving population has a chance to bounce back.