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WHY YOU SHOULD COMPOST VIEW ONLINE
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Tuesday, April 5, 2022
In today’s newsletter, p= rotecting the Serengeti&= #x2019;s species; how t= o stop a climate disaster; CDC <= /em>delayed news of mink-to-human COVID transmission, composting 101 =2E=2E=2E= and why you should eat invasive spe= cies=2E
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY CHARL= IE HAMILTON JAMES
The Serengeti is like no other place on the planet=2E It holds the last th= riving populations of some animals=2E It is where, since the beginnings of = our species, humans have lived in balance with animals=2E But climate chang= e and human encroachment may turn this time capsule of an immemorial age in= to a bellwether for our future=2E

That characterization, by Kenyan = scientist and environmentalist Paula Kahumbu, carries new resonance = this Earth Month=2E The Nat Geo Explorer collaborated with photographer and= fellow Explorer Charlie= Hamilton James for a profile of this fabled area in Tanzania = and Kenya=2E The work, the cover of our December issue, has been nominated = for a National Magazine Award and a Webby=2E

Please read their full story here=2E
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Images: Above, spotted hyena cubs in the Serengeti emerge from their den a= t sunset=2E At top, adult male elephants engage in play fighting, one in a = repertoire of social behaviors=2E

Readers, please c= onsider supporting our storytelling by = subscribing here=2E Thanks!
STO= RIES WE’RE FOLLOWING
= ‘It’s now or never’: UN climate report’s 4 urge= nt takeaways
Exclusive: CDC delayed news of mink-to-= human COVID transfer for months
Proposed deep-sea mining would kill animals not yet disco= vered
= These stingless bees make ‘miracle’ honey
‘Impossible’ chemistry may reveal origins of life on Eart= h
Podcast: T= urning old cellphones into ‘forest guardians’
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PHOTOGRAPH BY DYLAN = COULTER
Honoring Thomas Lovejoy: He began working in t= he Amazon in 1965 and helped popularize the term “biological diversi= ty=2E” The biologist’s research on the connection between cli= mate change and biodiversity informed a key index on the vulnerability of t= ropical rainforests worldwide=2E Today, the National Geographic Society has= named Lovejoy the winner of its most prestigious prize, the Hubbard Medal= =2E His family will accept the award for the former Nat Geo Explorer at Lar= ge, who died in December=2E = “Papa had tireless energy, coupled with a profound sense of hope tha= t we, humankind, could solve the most challenging environmental issues and = preserve our planet for the future,” his daughters Betsy, Kata, and = Annie said in a statement=2E Read the full annou= ncement here, and see a v= ideo honoring him=2E
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WHAT LOVEJOY DID
EAR= TH MONTH: ARTICLE OF THE DAY
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PHOTOGRAPH BY SEVERI= N WOHLLEBEN, LAIF/REDUX
‘Black gold’: Want to help elimi= nate waste? Here’s an idea: composting=2E Composting turns rotting g= arbage or yard waste into a soil enhancer that nourishes plants=2E To get s= tarted, read how to turn your food scraps into = "black gold”, with or without a backyard or worms=2E

Planting roots: Why gardening is= good for kids’ life skills
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COMPOSTING 101
PHO= TO OF THE DAY
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PHOTOGRAPH BY AMI VI= TALE, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION
More than mountains: Jiuzhaigou National Park = in the Chinese province of Sichuan is home to beautiful lakes and waterfall= s, including this one, known as Five-Colored Pond=2E Nat Geo Explorer Ami Vitale took = this previously unpublished photo as part of her work on giant pandas, which also make= their home in the nature reserve=2E (Subscribers can see spectacular panda photos here=2E)
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Go ahead=2E Pick them: Invasive species (yes, = even the luscious Himalayan blackberries above) are harming the ecosystem, = mostly because of the damage they cause to crops=2E These plants generally = don’t have animals that eat them in their new environment=2E Your fa= mily can fight back against invasive species by taking care of that=2E Read= more on where to forage for them—and how to try some recipes=2E=

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