Land Restoration News

A seed dormancy experiment started in Michigan in 1879 by William James Beal revealed viable seeds, including a hybrid moth mullein, 142 years later in 2021, wi

Land in Gower, previously damaged by illegal tree felling, is now recovering and showing signs of returning wildlife, thanks to the efforts of volunteers.

The UNCCD's COP17 conference in Mongolia concluded with new initiatives for global drought resilience and land restoration, including a $1.3 billion commitment.

Approximately 22 million hectares of degraded land were successfully restored between 2011 and 2020.

Governments and businesses are facing severe economic impacts from drought and wildfires, with current approaches to these disasters being economically backward

Australian farmer Fred Perry spent three decades restoring land he once cleared, transforming his farm into a habitat that now supports 24 bird species year-rou

In 2002, a Kansas landowner, Mike Moddrell, began restoring 320 neglected acres with winter burns, and 20 years later, native tallgrass and wildflowers had retu