Forest therapy, originating in Japan as the practice of forest bathing, can help reduce stress, improve sleep, and ease anxiety. Keep reading
Planet Forward Correspondent | Florida State University
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Did you know that Argentina enacted a one-of-a-kind glacier protection law 15 years ago? Today, the law is under active debate with politicians seeking to roll back key protections for these essential sources of water. Keep reading
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As development takes over a Costa Rican town, threatening wildlife with electrocutions, the community is building a solution. Keep reading
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Norfolk's floodwall project intends to protect the city from coastal storms and rising sea levels, but some communities are left out. Keep reading
A botanical technologist at Michigan State University teaches volunteers about invasive species and how to become environmental caretakers. Keep reading
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Kanaka Maoli/Native Hawaiians discuss the role of militaristic land use in Hawaii and how the interpretation of land as expendable disrupts precious ecosystems. Keep reading
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âLooking Upâ, a study conducted by University College Dublin, uses interdisciplinary insights to offer a window into Scottish history. Keep reading
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