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This spring, a changing environment for Rock Creek Park’s songbirds
Sophie Kahler & Zoe Swiss
A small brown and white bird sits on a branch
Guyana: A country hanging in the balance
Michael Khan

George Washington University

The crisis affecting small farms and their farmers: Mental health in agricultural circles
Zareen Reza

University of Connecticut

A woman steps over a large tarp covering crop land at a small farm.
Eco-Fiction | A road trip through the end of the world
Abigail Baumgard

Eckerd College

A poster board on a white wall filled with print outs of text next to colorful pictures.
After Hurricane Ian, sowing hope
Katie Delk

University of Florida

Two men work to rebuild the broken roof on an animal shelter.
Antarctica is collapsing – what can we do?
Libby Mohn

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury Institute of International Studies

A woman in a blue jacket stands on a snowy ship deck in Antarctica
Eco-Fiction | The last whale out to sea
Alexa Knoll

Harvard University

A monochromatic water color of a humpback whale on a sheet of paper.
Eco-Fiction: Divided Through Rise
Payton Beaver

Eckerd College

An illustrated poster board that features drawing of two people against a backdrop of sky, land, and water

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A concrete proposal: The future of eco-friendly architecture
Francisco "A.J." Camacho

George Washington University

The Centro de Innovación UC (Innovation Center) in Santiago, Chile in February, 2022.
Eco-Fiction | The magic of our lands
Elise Thompson

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Sunlight shines through a misty and lush forest.
With Corn Belt inching north, farm diversification gains momentum
Adam Goldstein

University of Missouri

A man and a woman stand at the doorway of a wooden farmhouse. Lush green trees frame both sides of the house.
The tipping point: Researchers look to the past and the future of Earth’s climate
Medill News Service

Northwestern University

Sheets of ice float atop a calm ocean. The sun appears muted behind a layer of clouds.
Penn State Ice and Climate Research Center aims to understand our rapidly warming world
Medill News Service

Northwestern University

How education leads to youth empowerment and environmental involvement
Anna Papantonopoulos

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

A group of children peer into a net held by a teacher who is holding something up inside of the net.
Fungi fighting climate change: How fungi can aid in carbon sequestration
Zoe Fish

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

A group of small light-colored mushrooms growing out of moss-covered ground.
Essay | Flash flood warning: My home is drowning
Aleena Fayaz

George Washington University

A pick-up truck drives through a flooded intersection during the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.

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