Nature recovers: glowworms, seaweed and an estate get a second chance

These days, nature is showing us that recovery is possible—sometimes requiring years of patience, sometimes thanks to a handful of volunteers or thousands of donors worldwide. From a luminescent insect returning after a century, to seaweed finally left in peace, and a centuries-old estate changing hands to make room for wildlife: good news is coming from all directions. In North Yorkshire, efforts are underway to bring back the glowworm. Nature enthusiast Peter Cooper breeds the larvae in his own garden shed and releases them in Nosterfield Nature Reserve, an area of old limestone quarries that hasn't seen glowworms for a...