Edition 69
July 20, 2026
Good news from the Amazon to Australia, with wildlife thriving and tech cleaning up our planet!
Indigenous Women-Led Amazon Reforestation Establishes Nurseries Across Seven Guajajara Communities
Indigenous women are spearheading Amazon reforestation efforts across seven Guajajara communities, restoring degraded lands with ancestral knowledge. These initiatives are revitalizing ecosystems and strengthening communities, demonstrating a powerful model for ecological and human well-being.
Sea Country Indigenous Protected Area Marks a New Chapter for Conservation in Australia
Australia's first Sea Country Indigenous Protected Area is a major conservation win, blending traditional knowledge and modern science to protect vital marine life and cultural heritage. This landmark designation empowers Indigenous communities to lead the care of their ancestral waters.
Oystercatchers, known for sharp bills and beady eyes, are making a comeback thanks to conservation
These distinctive shorebirds are back from the brink! Conservation efforts have boosted American Oystercatcher numbers by 45% since 2008.
This 12-YO Has Removed 7,000 Kgs of Ocean Plastic
At just 12 years old, Thaaragai Aarathana has helped remove over 7,000 kilograms of plastic and ghost nets from the ocean. But her mission goes far beyond clean-ups. From performing Bharatanatyam underwater to swimming from Sri Lanka to India under the message “Save the Ocean,” she’s finding extraordinary ways to inspire people to protect our oceans. Watch how one heartbreaking dive inspired a 12-year-old from Chennai to become one of India’s youngest ocean conservationists. Loved the video? Stay tuned for more in #ForceForGoodHeroes , an extraordinary series on India’s unsung heroes that will
UK airline to become ‘first in Europe’ to run fleet of electric planes
Europe's first electric plane fleet is taking flight! This UK airline is pioneering sustainable regional travel with new electric aircraft.
