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Western Quoll Joey Born Wild in Australia After 100 Years
Planet WinsFeb 11

Western Quoll Joey Born Wild in Australia After 100 Years

A baby western quoll discovered in outback New South Wales is likely the first born in the wild there in more than a century. The find proves a bold conservation program is working to bring the species back from extinction.

ABC Australia3 min read
Hopi Leader Joins Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy
Acts of KindnessFeb 3

Hopi Leader Joins Alliance for Tribal Clean Energy

Former Hopi Tribal Chairman Timothy Nuvangyaoma is bringing eight years of clean energy leadership to help Indigenous communities nationwide achieve energy independence. His appointment marks a major win for Tribal sovereignty and sustainable economic development.

Google News - Clean Energy3 min read
Canada College Uses Indigenous Principles in Contract Talks
Acts of KindnessJan 26

Canada College Uses Indigenous Principles in Contract Talks

Red River College Polytech and its union just showed Canada how truth and reconciliation can transform everyday workplace negotiations. An Indigenous elder guided their collaboration, creating 21 changes that make the workplace more inclusive for everyone.

Google News - Reconciliation2 min read
Yemen Island Manager Saves World's Last Dragon's Blood Trees
Planet WinsJan 26

Yemen Island Manager Saves World's Last Dragon's Blood Trees

Mohammed Amar bridges science and tradition to protect Socotra's unique forests, including the planet's only remaining dragon's blood trees. Despite drought and hungry goats, his 25-year mission is bringing hope to one of Earth's most irreplaceable ecosystems.

Nature News2 min read
Hopi Leader Joins National Clean Energy Alliance
Acts of KindnessJan 25

Hopi Leader Joins National Clean Energy Alliance

Timothy Nuvangyaoma, who led the Hopi Tribe for eight years, is taking his clean energy expertise nationwide. His new role will help tribes across America build their own renewable power systems.

Google News - Clean Energy2 min read
Cathy Freeman Receives Australia's Highest Honour
Community HeroesJan 25

Cathy Freeman Receives Australia's Highest Honour

Olympic legend Cathy Freeman has been named a Companion of the Order of Australia, the nation's highest honour, 25 years after her iconic gold medal run in Sydney. The recognition celebrates her athletic achievements and decades of work helping Indigenous youth through education.

ABC Australia2 min read
Indigenous Nursery Grows 2.5 Million Native Seedlings Yearly
Acts of KindnessJan 22

Indigenous Nursery Grows 2.5 Million Native Seedlings Yearly

The Ktunaxa First Nation in British Columbia has transformed a small nursery into Canada's largest Indigenous-owned native plant operation, growing 2.5 million seedlings annually to heal scarred lands. They've cracked the code on growing difficult species that restore ecosystems damaged by mining and logging.

Mongabay3 min read