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App iNaturalist helps map nature during ‘bioblitz’ at Chautauqua Institution
Jenna Outcalt

Planet Forward Chautauqua Fellow | University of Connecticut

A white female crouches down in a woodland setting with her cellular phone outstretched toward a log with fungi growing on it, taking a photo. She is surrounded by a group of other people, mostly visible only to mid-body.
Conserva Puchegüín: Protecting Cochamó Valley
Shayah Kosak

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury College

Conserva Puchegüín: Protecting Cochamó Valley
Essay | People and nature must always coexist, and you can help make that happen
Cameron Glymph

Planet Forward Correspondent | Florida State University

Essay | People and nature must always coexist, and you can help make that happen
Conversations with Kingfisher: Wisdom from Vuong’s wild wise weird stories
Thi Mai Anh Tran

Michigan Technological University

Conversations with Kingfisher: Wisdom from Vuong’s wild wise weird stories
Architects of the forest: Agroforestry in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais
Olivia Lohrer

UC Santa Barbara

Architects of the forest: Agroforestry in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais
Patched Wings: February Counts
Andrew McCabe

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

The pit we call paradise
Heidi Liu & Annika Galvin

Smith College

A pond on a cloudy day.
Caught between oceans and markets: Illegal hammerhead shark fishing in Costa Rica
Lilly Molina

Elon University

Caught between oceans and markets: Illegal hammerhead shark fishing in Costa Rica

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Changes by the sea: What we can learn from estuaries
Shaniya Utamidata

Planet Forward Correspondent | Rutgers University

Shell surplus: How South Carolina communities are restoring the oyster population
Khloe Turner

College of Charleston

How to save an underwater forest
Clair Sapilewski

American University

Essay | Ethics of distance: Designing signs that promote respect for wildlife
Ashley Glasco

Colorado State University

From forest to parasites: Is climate change to blame?
Jaime Andres Botet Rodriguez

Massey University

From Bhutan to Backyards: Native planting as a human-wildlife coexistence strategy
Corinne Lepage

Brown University

REEFUSE: A biomimicry solution for the coral reef crisis
Ping Yen (Jeff) Tsai

University of Richmond

Photo Essay | Wildlife of the Pacific Northwest
Auriana Dunn

University of Utah

Sea lion on a dock.

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