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Why I communicate science to kids
It’s important for kids to see themselves in science.
Why fungi secretly drive tree growth across Europe
The trees in forests rely on underground partners to help them grow. Meet the diverse fungi that form the forest microbiome.
Life beyond science: a search for work-life balance
Science is a demanding field that rewards hard work. But how much work is too much? Like many scientists, I’ve devoted a great deal of my life to my career.
When we know it exists, it’s easier to protect
In the age of Google Maps, it’s easy to assume that everything has been discovered, mapped, and made known. The zoomable satellite view is right there at our fingertips; even undersea topography is ...
How are plant-fungi relationships different on islands?
Plant communities on islands are different from the mainland. This suggests islands need their own restoration strategies.
Why do autumn leaves change color?
Studying this natural cycle helps us better predict the effects of climate change.
What’s the potential of a trillion trees?
Outside of urban and agricultural areas, there’s room for 0.9 billion hectares of land that could support new trees.
Dirt cheap? No way! Soil is the priceless foundation of all life on Earth
Find out what soil moisture memory is - and why is matters for life.
AI for the environment
Could artificial intelligence technology support landscape restoration and environmental protection?
Why I Still Have Hope about Climate Change and Biodiversity
Simeon Max is our Environmental Impact Officer. Currently Simeon is working to get Restor, a new platform for ecosystem restoration, ready for its launch this year. By: Simeon Max, Environmental Impac...