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A 11-year study finds that abandoning farmland leads to a wildflower meadow with thousands of orchids, suggesting nature's DIY approach beats expensive seed mixes.
BBC World
Australia's extinction crisis continues, but the numbat's bounce back offers a rare glimmer of hope - and a lesson in what dedication (and termite sprinkles) can achieve.
The Guardian Europe
The Philippines' only cockroach expert, Cristian Lucañas, defends these misunderstood critters, names species after Tolkien and Pokémon, and reveals they breastfeed their young - literally.
The Guardian Europe
An entomologist argues that hookworms having vigorous sex in your gut might not be all bad, and that parasites are the unsung heroes of biodiversity.
France's largest national park is in South America's Amazon, accessible only by canoe or small plane, because why make things easy?
Grist
Indigenous lands are healthy because people actively care for them, not because they're empty, but the world still struggles to listen.
The Guardian
Finally, a chance for teenagers to learn that not mowing the lawn is actually homework.
ScienceDaily
That pretty yellow mushroom in your grow kit? It's an ecological wrecking ball, spreading across 25+ states and bullying native fungi.
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