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Planting hope: How Black farmers from urban and rural areas are addressing challenges and looking ahead
Maggie Rhoads

Planet Forward Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Planting hope: How Black farmers from urban and rural areas are addressing challenges and looking ahead
A conversation with AndrĂ© Trigueiro, Brazil’s leading environmental journalist
Alexia Massoud

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

A conversation with AndrĂ© Trigueiro, Brazil’s leading environmental journalist
Essay | ‘Protecting the 3%’: Perspectives on the struggle to preserve the Galápagos Islands
Sagen Lily Quale

Ilíiaitchik: Indigenous Correspondents Program (ICP), University of Wisconsin-Madison

Essay | ‘Protecting the 3%’: Perspectives on the struggle to preserve the Galápagos Islands
Galápagos 2025 | Is it worth casting the longline?
Avril Silva

George Washington University, NAHJ, IRE

Galápagos 2025 | Is it worth casting the longline?
Essay | The knife and the honey: Building trust in cross-cultural research
Thi Mai Anh Tran

Michigan Technological University

Essay | The knife and the honey: Building trust in cross-cultural research
Mercury-free mining: The Peruvian women who are rewriting gold’s environmental story
Beverly Ndifoin

Mandela Washington Fellow | Notre Dame University

Mercury-free mining: The Peruvian women who are rewriting gold’s environmental story
The first plant responder: How a first responder is healing with nature
Mykah Scott

Planet Forward Correspondent | Tuskegee University

The first plant responder: How a first responder is healing with nature
Climate education in Washington, D.C.
Avril Silva

George Washington University, NAHJ, IRE

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Essay | The future of food: Gourmet insects might be on your menu
Kaeoli Sapp

Northwestern University

Catholic institutions take environmental action
Maggie Rhoads

Planet Forward Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Fiber to forever: “Buy clothes you wanna grow old with”
Gyuri Won

Emerson College

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Farron Taijeron

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of Guam

Water Gods: An ancient irrigation method in Bali comes under threat
Devin Santikarma

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury College

Essay | Documenting traditional Blang sustainable food practices in the tea forest ecosystem of Jingmai Mountain
Zeyuan Wang

University of Toronto

How can urbanization be good for the environment?
Siobhan Scully

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

‘Island Time’ vs. ‘Gringo Time’: How climate shapes work and conservation
Daniel Vera

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

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