Recent days show that good news about nature and the environment comes from everywhere, from Ethiopian fields to Canadian wilderness and American tennis courts. Sometimes it's about people actively planting trees, sometimes about animals quietly building something grand, and sometimes about waste that finally gets a useful purpose instead of ending up in a landfill. In Ethiopia, the country lost around 560,000 hectares of forest between 2000 and 2025, but since 2019 the population has been massively planting new trees through the Green Legacy Initiative [1]. In the Berbere district, Halima Kedir started with thousands of saplings despite skepticism from...
Stories in this roundup
- Ethiopians plant millions of trees via Green Legacy Initiative
- World record: largest beaver dam hidden in Wood Buffalo National Park
- South Korea recycles 97 percent of all food waste
- Teens break world record recycling 22,000 sports balls
- Yellowstone rangers rescue 280 hats from hot springs and donate them
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