STORIES FROM THE LEADING EDGE OF CHANGE Across the UK and beyond, people are restoring the world from the ground up. NEWEST STORIES Air Earth Fire Water All July 17, 2026 Where Wings Still Gather: Britain’s Butterflies and the Work of Recovery Where Wings Still Gather: Britain’s Butterflies and the Work of Recovery. An Auria Foundation article about the resurgence of butterflies in the UK. READ THE STORY HERE July 2, 2026 The World Is Speaking. We Simply Forgot How To Listen. A deer, a horse, a shark and a cat reveal the same truth: understanding begins when we slow down. READ THE STORY HERE June 19, 2026 The Return of the Crane The UK’s tallest bird is an emblem of regeneration as the return of the crane to British wetlands shows patience and commitment is what is needed. READ THE STORY HERE June 8, 2026 The Billionaire Who Gave the Land Back North Face founder’s extraordinary gift returns thousands of acres to nature, rewriting, with others, what legacy can look like. READ THE STORY HERE June 2, 2026 The Day Humans Began Listening Until now, nearly every meaningful interaction between humans and whales has existed in silence and observation. For the first time, science is not just witnessing another intelligence, but conversing with it. READ THE STORY HERE May 22, 2026 100 Years of Wonder We celebrate 100 years of wonder, with this reflection on the life and work of Sir David Attenborough and the discipline of awe, that's central to his work. READ THE STORY HERE May 9, 2026 The Weight That Might Return. In Norfolk’s high fens, a feasibility study is exploring whether elk could help restore a wetland shaped by water, pressure and movement. READ THE STORY HERE May 1, 2026 A Day Is Not Enough. Each April, Earth Day brings attention to the planet. But across the Sahel, the Amazon and the world’s oceans, restoration is already underway — unfolding slowly, and continuing long after attention fades. READ THE STORY HERE April 23, 2026 Where the Coast Connects: Walking England’s Living Edge Where the Coast Connects: Walking England’s Living Edge with the opening of England's national coast path, a world record integration of coastal access. READ THE STORY HERE April 10, 2026 The Man Who Started a 250-Year Plan For a Forest. When Alan Watson Featherstone set out to restore the Caledonian Forest, he knew the work would outlast him. His 250-year vision remains one of Britain’s clearest examples of long-term ecological restoration. READ THE STORY HERE April 1, 2026 How Four Bison Opened Blean Woodlands Again. Bark peeled from trunks, brambles flattened into the soil, bare earth where the forest floor was once still. In the Blean woodlands of Kent, this disturbance is the point, as four European bison are reshaping the land’s recovery. READ THE STORY HERE March 19, 2026 Nightjars Return: The sound of dusk is restored Nightjars are on the increase within the South Downs National Park in southern England, reflecting careful conservation and the renewal of fragile landscapes. READ THE STORY HERE Previous Page1 Page2 Page3 Page4 Next
