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Why the future of the Chesapeake Bay depends on oyster reefs
Mya Petryshyn

George Washington University

Why the future of the Chesapeake Bay depends on oyster reefs
Bringing back the giants: Sturgeon restoration in the Milwaukee River Watershed
Cameron Armendariz

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee | School of Freshwater Sciences

What does D.C. Mayor Bowser’s budget mean for conservation?
Ann Duan

George Washington University

What does D.C. Mayor Bowser’s budget mean for conservation?
“Whale-Roads”: Exploring the clash between commerce and conservation
Emma Holm-Olsen

Middlebury College, Middlebury Institute of International Studies

From datasets to decisions: Navigating science and politics in Antarctic conservation
Junjing Li

Middlebury Institute of International Studies | Middlebury College

From datasets to decisions: Navigating science and politics in Antarctic conservation
The Nosara Monkey Bridge Project is saving howler monkeys in Costa Rica
Kailey Aiken

University of Tampa

The Nosara Monkey Bridge Project is saving howler monkeys in Costa Rica
Intentionally taking in nature, forest ‘bathing’ provides healing
Cameron Glymph

Planet Forward Correspondent | Florida State University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Intentionally taking in nature, forest ‘bathing’ provides healing
Looking Up: Protecting human, climate history in the Scottish Highlands
Medill News Service & Frances Mack

Northwestern University

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Invasive species removal at Trestles Beach
Elizabeth Gonzalez

George Washington University

Inside the hive: Alamance County beekeepers and their fight for honeybee survival
Lilly Molina

Elon University

How traditional practices are helping protect Minnesota’s last moose
Avery Tilley

University of Georgia, Ilíiaitchik: Indigenous Correspondents Program (ICP)

Bull moose standing in a river in northern Minnesota.
Impacts of wild ungulates in Hawai’i: Through the lens of camera traps
Jaime Andres Botet Rodriguez

Massey University

In Chicago, bird migration surges reveal impacts of the warming world
Medill News Service

Northwestern University

Guardian of the canopy: Meet eastern Massachusetts tree warden Chris Rosa
Maizie Frakt

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

River otter restoration: The western New York success story
Reyn Ovando

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

‘These Sacred Hills’ screening sheds light on Indigenous land rights and decarbonization in Washington
Abigail Meyers

University of Washington

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