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Restoring Landscapes: Knowledge Exchange Visit in the Cairngorms

The Applied Ecologist

In this post Taylor Shaw from the Endangered Landscapes and Seascapes Programme shares their experience attending a Knowledge Exchange Visit hosted by Cairngorms Connect in Scotland, where restoration practitioners from across Europe met to discuss how science can support their work. The knowledge exchange …

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Japan PM’s Visit to DC: A Defining Moment to Transition Away from LNG

NRDC

Kishida’s visit marks a critical inflection point for the U.S. and Japan to accelerate the transition away from LNG and embrace the renewable energy revolution.

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Media Advisory: Climate Experts Available to Comment on Premier Smith’s Visit to Ottawa

Enviromental Defense

While Premier Smith visits Ottawa, presumably to stir up opposition to the global effort to combat climate change, Alberta braces itself for a historic drought impacting every corner of the province, alongside what is expected to be a devastating fire season.

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EPA Region 3 Highlights Importance Of Children’s Health Month With North Philadelphia Daycare Visit

PA Environment Daily

Environmental Protection Agency Regional Administrator Adam Ortiz visited the KenCrest North Daycare Center in North Philadelphia in honor of Children’s Health Month. While there, he visited with students to read “Why is Coco Orange?”, To learn more, visit EPA’s Children’s Health Month webpage.

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5 Nature Conservancy Preserves in Washington You Can Visit Anytime

Washington Nature

Here are five Nature Conservancy preserves in Washington that you can visit anytime to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and learn about The Nature Conservancy’s conservation efforts. If visiting, take extra caution especially at dawn and dusk, and wear blaze orange. Reservations are required to visit the preserve.

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America’s Most Visited National Park Is Threatened by Climate Change

Scientific American

Great Smoky Mountains National Park’s spruce and fir forests are rebounding from overlogging and acid rain but may be no match for higher temperatures

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Rats can use imagination to mentally recreate places they've visited

New Scientist

If a rat has walked through a location before, it can imagine that place, with the help of virtual reality. Some now expect all mammals to be capable of such thoughts

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