Q&A | 'A time of farewells': Behind the scenes during the final days at Diavik
Gord Stephenson, Diavik's manager of surface operations and closure, sat down with CBC’s Shannon Scott to talk about the mine’s final days, the process of letting the land heal itself and the mystery of who gets the last diamond.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/north/q-a-a-time-of-farewells-behind-the-scenes-during-the-final-days-at-diavik-9.7138006?cmp=rss

WETLAND SCIENCE WORKS TO SAVE ROSEATE SPOONBILLS

🐦 A "combination of cutting-edge research, strategic habitat restoration, and collaborative conservation efforts" made the difference.

👉 Example of record-breaking investment in restoration

🐦These Florida birds are unique early indicators of climate change impacts - and now effective responses.

https://discoverwildscience.com/floridas-roseate-spoonbills-are-thriving-again-thanks-to-wetland-science-2-364851

#SolarPunkSunday #WildlifeConservation
#Conservation #Environment #Biodiversity #EnvironmentalConservation #Wetlands #EnvironmentalRestoration #HabitatRestoration

# Florida's Roseate Spoonbills Are Thriving Again - Thanks to Wetland Science - discoverwildscience

Gargi Chakravorty  Picture this: a flash of brilliant pink cutting through the emerald backdrop of Florida’s wetlands, graceful as a ballerina yet tough as nails. For decades, these stunning birds faced an uncertain future as their historic nesting grounds became unsuitable due to human interference. But today, there’s reason to celebrate. Through innovative wetland science ... Read more

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Hàn Quốc đã biến một con sông "chết" từng là thảm họa đô thị thành danh thắng quốc gia nhờ kết hợp công nghệ và thiên nhiên. Thành công này không chỉ đến từ việc nạo vét hay trồng cây mà còn nhờ cách tiếp cận toàn diện, biến không gian ô nhiễm thành nơi nghỉ ngơi, sinh hoạt cộng đồng. 🌿🇰🇷 #MôiTrường #PhụcHồiSông #HànQuốc #ThiênNhiên #UrbanRenewal #EnvironmentalRestoration #SôngSuối #CôngNghệXanh

https://vietnamnet.vn/han-quoc-hoi-sinh-song-suoi-chet-tu-tham-hoa-do-thi-den-danh-thang-quoc-gia

From our readers, Michael Bronsdon shared a cool story about the Tulalip Tribes rebuilding salmon habitat to restore the Pilchuck River's natural state.

Thanks, Michael! #EnvironmentalRestoration #CommunityEngagement

Uzbekistan is reviving the Aral Sea's dried seabed with resilient plants, millions of trees, and innovative restoration efforts timesca.com/uzbek-scient... #AralSea #EnvironmentalRestoration #Uzbekistan #TreePlanting #ResilientPlants

Uzbek Scientists Trial Salt-To...
Uzbek Scientists Trial Salt-Tolerant Plants to Revive Aral Sea Seabed - The Times Of Central Asia

Field trials are underway on the desiccated seabed of the Aral Sea as part of a restoration initiative spearheaded by Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Ecology,

The Times Of Central Asia
Uzbekistan is reviving the Aral Sea's dried seabed with resilient plants, millions of trees, and innovative restoration efforts https://timesca.com/uzbek-scientists-trial-salt-tolerant-plants-to-revive-aral-sea-seabed/ #AralSea #EnvironmentalRestoration #Uzbekistan #TreePlanting #ResilientPlants
Uzbek Scientists Trial Salt-Tolerant Plants to Revive Aral Sea Seabed - The Times Of Central Asia

Field trials are underway on the desiccated seabed of the Aral Sea as part of a restoration initiative spearheaded by Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Ecology,

The Times Of Central Asia

In the late 20th century, China’s Loess Plateau, the world’s most eroded region, faced severe soil degradation. The “Grain for Green” program, launched in 1999, restored the plateau by converting farmland to forests and grasslands. This initiative revitalized the environment and improved local livelihoods.

@goodnews

#GoodNews #EnvironmentalRestoration #China #LoessPlateau #GrainForGreen
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/mar/14/how-china-led-way-water-soil-conservation

‘All the birds returned’: How a Chinese project led the way in water and soil conservation

The Loess plateau was considered the most eroded place on Earth until China took action and reversed decades of damage from grazing and farming

The Guardian

🌿 The Yurok Tribe has received $18M to restore the Klamath River ecosystem! Their revegetation efforts are in full swing, hand-sowing native plants and helping salmon return to the Upper Klamath Basin for the first time in over 100 years. The project aims to create 150 acres of fish and wildlife habitat.

@goodnews

#GoodNews #KlamathRiver #EnvironmentalRestoration #YurokTribe #SalmonRestoration #TribalLeadership
https://nativenewsonline.net/environment/yurok-tribe-receives-18m-for-restoration-resumes-revegetation-work-on-undammed-klamath-river

Yurok Tribe Receives $18M for Restoration, Resumes Revegetation Work on Undammed Klamath River

Building on the success of the winter planting, the Yurok Tribe’s Fisheries Department has launched the second phase of a large-scale revegetation project along the recently restored river section, as salmon make their way to the Upper Klamath Basin for the first time in over 100 years.

Native News Online
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"Estuary is a fancy word for swamp.”

It's hard to formulate a charitable reply to something so closely resembling performative ignorance..

Meanwhile, it was an estuary for perhaps 10,000 years, an impoundment for ~70 years. What's "normal" here?

Also the lunacy of perpetually trapping infinite sediment and paying to remove it. Etc., etc.

There's no real complication except mulish human nature. Which is indeed real.

#EnvironmentalRestoration

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/environment/olympias-capitol-lake-restoration-pricey-boondoggle-or-environmental-win/

Olympia’s Capitol Lake restoration: Pricey ‘boondoggle’ or environmental win?

Is a plan to return Olympia's Capitol Lake to an estuary an expensive “boondoggle,” as one critic says, or a chance to create a healthier watershed and environment?

The Seattle Times