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When People and AI Learn to Listen to the Wild
BirdNET shows how conservation workers, volunteers and AI developers can work together—and why careful listening still needs human judgement.
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The People Bringing Sweden’s Meadows Back to Life
Meet the shared effort behind Sweden’s meadow care: local knowledge, practical work and an invitation to help nature close to home.
Nature
How to Help Hedgehogs in Autumn: A Guide for Swedish Gardens
Help hedgehogs prepare for winter in Sweden with quiet shelter, connected gardens, fresh water and safer autumn garden care.
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How to Help Bees and Butterflies on a Small Balcony
Turn a small balcony into a useful stop for pollinators with flowering herbs, seasonal planting, fresh water and practical care for pots.
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Making Room for Tropical Forests to Grow Back
Research maps where natural forest regeneration could combine carbon and biodiversity benefits with lower restoration costs.
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Why Autumn Leaves Turn Gold and Red
The colours of autumn reveal a seasonal change inside the leaf: green chlorophyll fades, other pigments become visible, and some leaves produce new red pigments.
Nature
Sweden’s 2030 Environmental Goals: Where Progress Is—and Isn’t—Being Made
Sweden’s October 2026 assessment finds one national environmental objective on track and two nearly there, while climate, biodiversity and pollution remain major challenges.
Nature
The Himalayas: water beyond the peaks
How Himalayan snow, ice and rivers connect mountain ecosystems with communities downstream, and why changing conditions reach far beyond the peaks.
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The Great Barrier Reef: living connections
Explore the Great Barrier Reef as a living network of corals and other organisms, and learn why warming water threatens these relationships.
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