Sunday, September 6, 2026
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Rest of World News: Wildlife photographer Chris Fallows uses his earnings to buy and restore farmland in South Africa, creating a 3,200-acre nature reserve promoting biodiversity and conservation efforts in the region.
US News: In a creative environmental initiative, 500 discarded Christmas trees from Arkansas were repurposed as fish habitats in Greers Ferry Lake, creating new underwater shelters for fish and enhancing fishing opportunities.
US News: In 2004, Airman First Class Gary Yates and volunteer Marilyn Rodgers transformed Scout Lake into a thriving fishing spot by sinking Christmas trees as fish habitats, boosting local angling opportunities.
Science News: What if a landscape could act like a giant sponge, soaking up stormwater, filtering pollution and creating space for wildlife all at once? Sounds impo.
Rest of World News: Discover how Laurie Marker sold her possessions to create the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia, safeguarding 158,000 acres of cheetah habitat while fostering coexistence with local farmers.
Rest of World News: Explore the remarkable journey of Anna Merz, who transformed her savings into a sanctuary for rhinos in Kenya. Discover how her efforts led to the revival of the black rhino population and established Lewa Wildlife Conservancy as a leader in conservation.
