🗺 A "citizen science" project to map the Great Barrier Reef
This citizen science project aspires to analyze the Great Barrier Reef with help from volunteers.
💡 Warp News Newsletter #81
The week's fact-based optimistic news.
🍬 An edible plastic packaging
An alternative to plastic that is compostable and you could eat it if you’d like. The project won this year's Green Alley Award.
♻️ A new method to remove microplastics from the ocean
Microbiologists have discovered a new, sustainable way of removing microplastics from water - with the help of bacteria.
🌿 England starts its largest seagrass restoration project ever
England has started a four-year project to restore underwater seagrass meadows. Eight hectares of seagrass will be sowed.
💡 Warp News Newsletter #80
The week's fact-based optimistic news.
🦏 Endangered rhino population has grown by 16%
Over the past six years, populations of the endangered one-horned rhino in Nepal has grown by 16%.
🐝 Airport support local bees
Airports and beekeepers collaborate to save pollinators. Last year the bee-keeping program won the 2020 Pennsylvania Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence.
🌱 "Seed cocoons" help trees grow in the harshest climates
A new cocoon system is being used when planting trees. This project can replace traditional irrigation practices and up trees survival rates to 90%.