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STORIES FROM THE LEADING EDGE OF CHANGE

Across the UK and beyond, people are restoring the world from the ground up.

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When the Crowds Leave: Autumn Surfing and the Pull of the Ocean

Autumn Surfing and the Pull of the Ocean

Autumn; Longer Atlantic swells, quieter beaches and cooler mornings create a season for deeper connection with the sea.
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Wild boar sow with striped piglets foraging on the woodland floor in the Forest of Dean.

The Wild Boar Is Back. Are We Ready To Adapt?

Wild boar are reshaping British woodlands and asking whether true ecological recovery also requires greater tolerance from the humans nearby.
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Where the Canopy Moves Again: An encouraging story about the return of Pine Martens to Exmoor in South West UK; A tale of nature's recovery.

Where the Canopy Moves Again: The Return of Pine Martens to Exmoor

Where the Canopy Moves Again: An encouraging story about the return of Pine Martens to Exmoor in South West UK; A tale of nature's recovery.
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A red kite soaring above the rolling British countryside at sunset with its distinctive forked tail illuminated against a dramatic sky.

The Return Of The Red Kite Across Britain’s Working Landscapes.

Once driven to the edge of extinction, the red kite now soars above Britain's harvests, symbolising patience, stewardship and hope.
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Where Wings Still Gather: Britain’s Butterflies and the Work of Recovery. An Auria Foundation article about the resurgence of butterflies in the UK. The Comma butterfly.

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.
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Mature stag observing a person from a misty woodland at sunrise, illustrating awareness, observation and connection in nature.

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.
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The UK's tallest bird is an emblem of regeneration as the return of the crane to British wetlands signifies that all is well in wildlife conservation.

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.
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Doug Tompkins overlooking the mountains, fjords and protected landscapes of Patagonia, where his conservation efforts helped create one of the largest national park networks in the world.

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.
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Observing whales close to a vessel in open ocean

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.
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100 Years of Wonder with Sir David Attenborough

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.
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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.
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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.
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