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The farmer growing a future under Ghana’s trees Cocoa farmer Susana Afrifa Ankrah is helping show how protecting forests can sustain livelihoods and build resilience to a changing climate Agriculture Conservation Environment Society World
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Volunteers became salmon, deer and earthworms. Then they set out to save their river An experiment is helping a Somerset community see its landscape through the eyes of wildlife – and plot a 30-year route to change it Conservation Environment Society
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What went right this week: the good news that matters Indonesia’s plummeting poverty rate, America’s largest wildlife bridge, and ‘a new era’ for the River Thames, plus more Conservation Environment Food Health Society
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In Ukraine, the repair movement is heading underground A Ukrainian city is preparing to hold a repair festival in an underground shelter, giving new meaning to the act of fixing broken things Innovation Peace Society World
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Wildlife photographer of the year 2026, the winning images This year’s competition has attracted a record-breaking number of entries Conservation Environment Media Society
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Putting a ring on it: the plan to green London’s beloved edges Ten million people will benefit from a more biodiverse capital, say the organisers of an ambitious project to reconnect its wilder spaces Conservation Environment Society
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