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What went right this week: the good news that matters A lost giant returned to Galapagos, Wales passed a ‘life-changing’ bill, and a Chinese river came back from the brink, plus more Conservation Environment Health Society World
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How species spotting took hold of a rural community A village in north Somerset has got passionate about rare species spotting, thanks to the efforts of Yeo Valley Organic Written in partnership with Yeo Valley Organic
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Abandoned oil refineries are becoming unlikely havens for wildlife From southeast England to California, decommissioned oil refineries are being reclaimed by nature Conservation Environment World
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App launches to help people to discover nature on their doorstep An app backed by ecologists aims to reconnect people with nature by mapping the UK’s wild spaces Conservation Environment Lifestyle Society
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025, the winning images This year’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition showcases the world’s enduring fascination with nature Conservation Environment Media Society
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What went right this week: protecting childhood from smartphones, plus more School phone bans ‘boost grades’, Australia got a new marine reserve, and global solar figures ‘defied gravity’, plus more Conservation Education Health Society
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