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Posted on 2025-11-18

Everything You Need to Know About Soil

When you plant a tree, you’re doing more than putting roots into dirt. You’re connecting that tree to one of Earth’s most complex and vital ecosystems. Soil is the foundation of successful tree planting, and understanding it can mean the difference between a thriving forest…

Posted on 2025-11-01

Can Animals Predict Natural Disasters?

On December 26, 2004, one of the deadliest tsunamis in history crashed into the coastlines of the Indian Ocean, claiming over 230,000 human lives. Yet amid the devastating aftermath, wildlife officials in Sri Lanka made a startling discovery: at Yala National Park, which is home…

Posted on 2025-10-14

Do Trees Talk To Each Other During Droughts?

The forest floor cracks under relentless summer heat. Leaves curl inward, conserving what little moisture remains. To the casual observer, the woodland appears silent. But beneath the surface, an urgent conversation is taking place. It’s a sophisticated emergency response system that transforms individual trees into…

Posted on 2025-07-27

Your Weather App Can’t Predict Climate—Here’s What Can

Your weather app can tell you with remarkable accuracy whether it will rain tomorrow, but it becomes useless when you’re trying to decide what tree species will thrive in your region 25 years from now. This reflects a fundamental difference between weather forecasting and climate…

Posted on 2025-06-30

The Climate Cost of Internet Data

We’ve all heard about the climate impact of flying or driving. The internet’s environmental cost remains largely invisible, yet it’s comparable to that of the aviation industry and is rising rapidly. Every email, video stream, and social media scroll has a hidden carbon footprint that’s…

Posted on 2025-06-07

How Global Warming Alters Nature’s Colour Palette

The colours we see in nature, from the vibrant greens of spring to the fiery reds of autumn, are the result of complex biological processes that have evolved over millions of years to respond to predictable seasonal cues. But as our climate rapidly warms, these…

Posted on 2025-05-13

Forests: Our Shared Responsibility

Forests are far more than collections of trees. They are vibrant, complex ecosystems that form the backbone of life on Earth. Covering approximately 31% of the planet’s land area, forests are home to more than 80% of the terrestrial species of animals, plants, and fungi. They…

Posted on 2025-04-14

Looking towards Earth Day 2025

As we approach Earth Day 2025’s milestone 55th anniversary, taking place on April 22, it’s worth reflecting on how this global environmental movement has evolved from its humble beginnings to become one of the world’s largest secular observances. With climate change, deforestation, and biodiversity loss…

Posted on 2025-03-06

How Forest Biodiversity Supports Nighttime Ecosystems

When the sun sets in a forest, a whole new world comes alive. Forest biodiversity—the variety of living things in forest environments—plays a crucial role in supporting life after dark. While we sleep, countless species are going about their nightly routines in forests around the…

Posted on 2025-02-17

How Plants Become Nature’s Ultimate Survivors

Nature never ceases to amaze us with its resilience, and nowhere is this more evident than in the remarkable ability of plants to survive and thrive in Earth’s most challenging environments. From scorching deserts to frozen tundras, plants have evolved extraordinary adaptations that showcase the…

Posted on 2024-12-01

How Forests and Fungi Work Together

Discover the hidden heroes of the forest – beneath every thriving forest lies a vast fungal network vital for tree growth, survival, and climate resilience. Learn how these underground partners recycle nutrients, enhance soil health, and help trees adapt to changing conditions. Uncover the science…

Posted on 2024-11-15

Designing Cities with Nature in Mind

Summary: as cities grow, planners are embracing biophilic design to create resilient, healthy urban spaces. By integrating natural systems, cities can combat climate challenges, reduce costs, and improve quality of life. Discover how biophilic architecture, green infrastructure, and biodiversity corridors are transforming cities into thriving…