The article highlights “Wild Power,” a project launched in 2022 inspired by a hillside solar farm in northern Spain where solar panels coexist with grazing animals and wildflowers, creating a nature-friendly energy site. Instead of developing new solar farms themselves, Wild Power created a free, downloadable biodiversity scorecard to help solar farm developers measure and… Continue reading The new certification scheme helping solar farms become havens for wildlife
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Volunteers became salmon, deer and earthworms. Then they set out to save their river
An innovative experiment is shedding light on how wildlife experiences a polluted environment, offering a unique perspective to a Somerset community eager to transform its local landscape over the coming three decades. The study aims to immerse humans in the sensory and physical challenges faced by wild animals as they deal with habitat loss, pollution,… Continue reading Volunteers became salmon, deer and earthworms. Then they set out to save their river
What went right this week: the good news that matters
Here are summaries of the three good news stories featured: 1. **World’s Largest Tortoise ‘Thriving’ in Seychelles** The population of Aldabra giant tortoises on Aldabra Atoll in the Seychelles has surged to 180,000 individuals—the highest ever recorded. This is a major recovery from the 19th century, when only about 1,000 survived due to persecution. The… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters
In Ukraine, the repair movement is heading underground
In the midst of ongoing Russian missile attacks, the Ukrainian city of Chornomorsk is adapting its community repair initiatives to continue thriving despite difficult circumstances. This port city on the Black Sea, known as a center for Ukraine’s repair movement, has been forced to shift an upcoming festival underground after the original venue—a college building… Continue reading In Ukraine, the repair movement is heading underground
Wildlife photographer of the year 2026, the winning images
It looks like you’ve shared a partial excerpt from an article or webpage about the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 competition, including some image captions, quotes from judges, and details about the winners. If you need help with something specific—such as: – Summarizing the content – Extracting key information about the winners or photographs… Continue reading Wildlife photographer of the year 2026, the winning images
The ‘in awe’ artist painting a wilder Britain
Rebecca Howard’s artwork offers a vivid portrayal of a rewilding Britain, showcasing an evolving landscape where nature is reclaiming its space. Her ongoing exhibition at Knepp highlights nine distinct projects dedicated to restoring wildlife habitats that had been lost or degraded. Visitors still have the opportunity to experience this unique collection celebrating efforts to revive… Continue reading The ‘in awe’ artist painting a wilder Britain
Putting a ring on it: the plan to green London’s beloved edges
An ambitious initiative aims to benefit ten million people by creating a cooler, greener, and more biodiverse London. The scheme, known as the London Tree Ring, proposes establishing a 200-kilometre green corridor that will circle the city’s outer boroughs. This project, driven by CPRE London, seeks to protect greenbelt lands, enhance biodiversity in overlooked green… Continue reading Putting a ring on it: the plan to green London’s beloved edges
‘I can breathe again’. Readers share their experiences of a more balanced media diet
Journalism is often praised for its vital role in shaping democracy and enriching public discourse about global events. However, its influence on our emotional well-being is less frequently explored. In recognition of World Mental Health Day on October 10, readers of Positive News shared how transforming the types of news they engage with has altered… Continue reading ‘I can breathe again’. Readers share their experiences of a more balanced media diet
Three surprising reasons to slow down for a thoughtful, nutritious breakfast
The importance of breakfast often goes overlooked in daily routines, despite its numerous benefits ranging from enhancing brain function to strengthening family connections. While many people tend to skip this crucial meal, incorporating wholesome, nutrient-rich foods in the morning can significantly improve both physical health and emotional well-being. Although the age-old saying Read the full… Continue reading Three surprising reasons to slow down for a thoughtful, nutritious breakfast
What went right this week: the good news that matters
Welcome to the UK! It looks like you’re reading about some positive environmental and scientific developments happening there. Here’s a quick summary of what your text covers: 1. **Fertility Preservation in Boys Undergoing Cancer Treatment** Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have made progress in helping boys whose fertility might be damaged by cancer treatments.… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters