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Essay | Learning about trust for every being’s benefit
Kamryn You Mak

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury College

A person in a brimmed hat and a blue tank top stands near a table filled with large dishes of food in an outdoor, tropical setting.
The buzz about robotic bees
Emma Saaty

George Washington University

An extreme close up of a tiny robotic bee perched on the end of a toothpick.
Reflections | Finding peace and nature behind the Hollywood sign
Nevaeh Brown

University of Georgia

Looking down at Beachwood Canyon from a wooded hill.
Reflections | Appreciating nature and saving a life at Shady Creek River
Shannon Lorusso

University of Georgia

Reflections | My day in Cloudland Canyon
Nicolas Horne

University of Georgia

A view of the canyon partially obscured by trees.
Reflections | Night in a Georgia swamp
Avery Hawkins

University of Georgia

The author canoes in a river in Georgia.
Reflections | How a single night in Utah reshaped my future
Lauren Minnick

University of Georgia

A black and white image of Bryce Canyon, seen from above.
A Native space: Designing an Indigenous storytelling, mentorship program
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With book in hand: Continuing the work of Lovejoy and Wilson in the heart of DC
Joel I. Cohen

Visiting Scholar, Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University

University of Mississippi becomes bee-friendly
Gracey Massengill

University of Mississippi

Constructed hives that house bees in the middle of a field under a cloudy sky
Planting seeds of mental health wellness in the face of COVID-19 stressors
Poonam Narotam

Northwestern University

Studies debunk ‘nature is healing’ narrative from 2020 lockdowns
Jansen Baier

George Washington University

Two red foxes in a parking lot in between a car and a moterbike
COP26 in Context: Indigenous peoples’ knowledge, experiences, and solutions
Hannah Krantz

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

A tall forest of trees are silhouetted and surrounded by mist, while blue sky peeks through the tops of the trees
COP26 in Context: How does land use impact climate change?
Hannah Krantz

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

Take me to the lakes: How Taylor Swift is reviving nature in music
Rebekah Redwine

George Washington University

A photo of Cross with a brain in her hair and wearing a plaid coat, copying the Evermore cover. She has a chicken standing on her shoulder.
We’ve saved the Whales!
Glory Jacquat

Franklin & Marshall College

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