Ecological Restoration News

Buffalo's Tifft Nature Preserve, a 264-acre site transformed from a dump in 1976, will celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2026, now hosting over 260 bird species

In 2024, New York utilized 250 discarded Christmas trees to create breakwaters in Jamaica Bay, aiding in the restoration of salt marsh vegetation and enhancing

In 2023, Australia deployed a 330-square-meter floating wetland on a wastewater lagoon, which research over two years showed reduced methane emissions by 66%. T

China tested innovative nanobubble technology across a 3,300-square-meter section of Taihu Lake, achieving a 90% decrease in toxic cyanobacteria within 20 days.

In 1996, scientists conducted a controlled flood from the Glen Canyon Dam to restore Grand Canyon sandbars by transporting sediment downstream. This initiative

Alaska successfully eradicated rats from Hawadax Island, leading to a more than 200 percent surge in native bird populations within two years. Seabirds previous

Sweden's Söderåsen plateau has transformed from a deforested area to one of northern Europe's largest protected forests, now encompassing over 1,600 hectares of

Tamil Nadu is establishing its first Mangrove Conservation Centre in Muzhukuthurai, a ₹26.50 crore project aimed at conservation, research, and public awareness

Scientists successfully transplanted 42 sea sponges into a polluted Spanish marina, with 91.7% of one species surviving and reproducing. This experiment suggest

New Zealand is investing $202 million in a large-scale ecological restoration project to remove invasive mammal populations from three major islands: Maukahuka,