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UK Turns Prisons Into Tree Nurseries to Restore Nature
Planet Wins2d ago

UK Turns Prisons Into Tree Nurseries to Restore Nature

Britain is transforming government land into wildlife havens, with plans to grow trees at prisons and restore peat bogs on military bases. The ambitious project aims to help nature while improving prisoner welfare and reducing flooding.

Guardian Environment2 min read
Lake District Volunteers Plant 17,860 Trees in 5 Months
Planet Wins4d ago

Lake District Volunteers Plant 17,860 Trees in 5 Months

Volunteers in England's Lake District planted nearly 18,000 trees and created miles of new hedgerows to transform the countryside into wildlife havens. The community effort is breathing new life into rural spaces while bringing back forgotten conservation skills.

BBC Science2 min read
Wetland Gets $10K Boost to Protect Rare Wildlife Haven
Planet WinsApr 29

Wetland Gets $10K Boost to Protect Rare Wildlife Haven

A cherished wetland in England just secured another $10,000 to save its delicate ecosystem from an unlikely threat. The funding will help protect rare wildlife at Muxton Marsh for the next five years.

BBC Science2 min read
Scientist Saves Manas: From War Zone to Wildlife Haven
Planet WinsApr 20

Scientist Saves Manas: From War Zone to Wildlife Haven

After decades of insurgency nearly destroyed India's Manas National Park, one scientist helped transform it from a poacher's paradise back into a thriving UNESCO World Heritage Site. Dr. Bibhuti Prasad Lahkar's work with local communities has brought rhinos, tigers, and hope back to Assam's most troubled sanctuary.

The Better India2 min read
Cemetery in New York Hides 8 Million Wild Bees Underground
Planet WinsApr 16

Cemetery in New York Hides 8 Million Wild Bees Underground

A quiet cemetery in Ithaca, New York shelters up to 8 million solitary bees in one of the largest underground colonies ever discovered. These hardworking pollinators are secretly helping nearby farms thrive while teaching scientists how ordinary spaces can become vital wildlife havens.

Google News - Science3 min read
Madagascar Plants 70-Hectare Forest Corridor for Lemurs
Planet WinsApr 15

Madagascar Plants 70-Hectare Forest Corridor for Lemurs

Scientists and local communities in Madagascar are rebuilding a rainforest highway for lemurs, planting more than 100 native tree species to reconnect two wildlife havens torn apart 60 years ago. The forest is already working—lemurs have been spotted using the new corridor.

Mongabay2 min read
Sheffield Nature Reserve Revival Boosts Wildlife 400%
Planet WinsApr 4

Sheffield Nature Reserve Revival Boosts Wildlife 400%

A £1 million nature recovery project in Sheffield has transformed 400 acres into a thriving wildlife haven, with harvest mice nests jumping from 40 to 215 in just three years. Volunteers donated nearly 7,000 hours to create new homes for endangered species while protecting the community from flooding.

Google News - Wildlife Recovery2 min read
Rare Northern Hawk Owl Gets Second Chance in Manitoba
Community HeroesMar 23

Rare Northern Hawk Owl Gets Second Chance in Manitoba

A driver's quick action saved a rare Northern Hawk Owl after a vehicle collision near Richer, Manitoba. Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre is now working to heal the bird's fractured wing so she can return to the wild.

Google News - Wildlife Recovery2 min read
Couple Turns Barren Land Into Wildlife Haven With 700 Trees
Planet WinsFeb 20

Couple Turns Barren Land Into Wildlife Haven With 700 Trees

A conservation duo transformed a barren plot near India's Tadoba Tiger Reserve into a thriving ecosystem with over 700 trees, 60 bird species, and a sustainable homestay. Their land now captures 10 lakh litres of rainwater yearly while providing safe habitat for wildlife from mongooses to leopards.

The Better India2 min read
India's Manas National Park Returns From Brink of Collapse
Planet WinsFeb 18

India's Manas National Park Returns From Brink of Collapse

Once ravaged by conflict and poaching, India's Manas National Park has transformed from a UNESCO danger list site to a thriving wildlife haven. The comeback story involves rescued rhino calves, reintroduced species, and communities choosing conservation over conflict.

The Better India2 min read
Indonesia Moves Families to Restore Sumatran Wildlife Haven
Planet WinsFeb 18

Indonesia Moves Families to Restore Sumatran Wildlife Haven

After losing 78% of its forest to illegal farming, Indonesia's Tesso Nilo National Park is getting a second chance. Hundreds of families are being relocated in a bold effort to save one of the last homes for critically endangered Sumatran elephants and tigers.

Mongabay2 min read
Rescued Lynx Lumi Beats Seizures After 24/7 Care
VideosFeb 11

Rescued Lynx Lumi Beats Seizures After 24/7 Care

A baby lynx named Lumi survived a dog attack, severe head trauma, and life-threatening seizures thanks to Wildlife Haven staff who slept at the centre for weeks to save her. Now seizure-free for over two months, she's preparing for a new role teaching people about wildlife conservation.

Google News - Wildlife Recovery2 min read
916% More Birds at England Rewilding Site in 25 Years
Planet WinsJan 28

916% More Birds at England Rewilding Site in 25 Years

A small estate in England turned failing farmland into a wildlife haven, boosting breeding birds by 916% in just 25 years. The secret? Letting nature take the wheel.

Good News Network2 min read
London's Wildlife Comeback: Scorpions, Otters & Falcons Thrive
Planet WinsJan 24

London's Wildlife Comeback: Scorpions, Otters & Falcons Thrive

Once declared biologically dead, London has transformed into an unexpected wildlife haven where scorpions, seals, and peregrine falcons now call the urban jungle home. The city's unique patchwork of microclimates is proving that nature can thrive alongside millions of people.

Guardian Environment3 min read
Old Abattoir Ponds Become Accidental Wildlife Haven
Planet WinsJan 18

Old Abattoir Ponds Become Accidental Wildlife Haven

废water ponds from a shuttered Sydney meatworks have become an unexpected refuge for critically endangered migratory birds traveling from as far as Alaska and Antarctica. What started as an industrial dumping site is now a thriving sanctuary that conservationists hope to preserve.

ABC Australia2 min read