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In today’s newsletter, w= e get the behind-the-scenes story of forests on the frontlines of our = world’s future, witness the uplift of Guatem= ala’s = Semana Santa, document how sola= r-powered boats are changing southwestern India &#x= 2026; and see how one misty woodland resembles ‘a holy place=2E’
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Seventeen photographers=2E Twenty-seven locations around the world=2E More= than 30 global forest experts=2E

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In coordinating the work, Mutchler found himself tearing up at a video and audio of ecologist Craig Al= len on the future of forests=2E Many nights, he’d grab his = smartphone after getting pinged on WhatsApp from photographer Jasper Doest i= n Gabon=2E Long after his first look, Mutchler is haunted by Keith Ladzinski’s image from Colorado of a tree ch= arred and dead after a 2020 wildfire, cut and ground to mulch, its “= ashes” dumped by helicopter on a hillside (above) to prevent erosion= —and, perhaps, to save other trees=2E

The project leans into solutions to maintain the world’s vital forests=2E Mutchler, thinking of tha= t dead tree, quotes a researcher in= saying: “We really need to hear these poor trees scream=2E …= We need to listen to them=2E”

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Threatened giants: In California’s Sequ= oia National Forest, embers rain from the crown of a giant sequoia ignited = by a windblown ember in September 2021=2E Dead twigs and leaf litter can co= llect in the crowns and cavities of older trees, providing fuel for fire=2E= This tree in Long Meadow Grove survived, Nat Geo reports=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY MAC ST= ONE

Ghost forests: Rising seas and dredging have p= ushed seawater into aquifers and freshwater wetlands, killing vegetation li= ke these dead bald cypresses near North Carolina’s Cape Fear River= =2E Cypress stands all over the Southeast have been decimated since the 19t= h century by logging and draining of wetlands—and “ghost fore= sts” remain in their stead, Nat Geo reports=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY AMY TO= ENSING

The way back: American chestnuts haven’= t thrived in the wild for decades, but scientists are seeking to end that= =2E Above, Nat Geo Explorer Amy Toensi= ng documents a lab worker removing the spiky green bur from ch= estnuts pollinated with transgenic pollen=2E Each generation of the once-ub= iquitous trees has stronger resistance to a blight that almost made them ex= tinct—and is closer to survival in the wild, Nat Geo reports in this story on solut= ions=2E
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Reforesting: Workers on a former eucalyptus pl= antation are transforming it into a native forest on an experimental farm r= un by the University of S=C3=A3o Paulo=2E Anderson da Si= lva Lima and Eder Araujo plant seedlin= gs of Rapanea trees, a species prevalent in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest= =2E Here are m= ore solutions=2E
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PHOTOGRAPH BY IAN TE= H
Restoring complex forests: Photographer Ian Teh captures the Langur Way Canopy Walk, which tr= averses a timeless rainforest on Malaysia’s Penang Island=2E Restori= ng complex forests could help bridge the gap to a healthier planet=2E
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In Jerusalem, looking for traces of the las= t days of Jesus
Selling prints to help Ukraine
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PHOTOGRAPH BY SARA H= YLTON

Sun-powered boats? Solar panels are part of an= initiative to rehabilitate the area of Lake Vembanad, the largest lake in = India=2E The traditional boats that once carried rice and spices up the wat= erway now ferry tourists through a 560-mile network of scenic canals and la= goons through the southern state of Kerala=2E The solar panels initiative w= as designed to alleviate some of the pollution from the old-world houseboat= s and make tourism more sustainable, Nat Geo reports=2E (Pictured above,= photographer and Nat Geo Explorer Sara Hylton shows one of the boats on the water=2E)
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LAST GLIMPSE
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PHOTOGRAPH BY ORSOLY= A HAARBERG

Intact for centuries: Norway’s Orsolya Haarberg got the Nat Geo assignment to show sev= eral of Europe’s old-growth woodlands, which through inaccessibility= or protection have escaped the saw=2E The landscape architect-turned-photo= grapher was moved=2E “Hiking off-trail through the foggy laurel fore= sts of Madeira (pictured above), I was enveloped by trees that may have bee= n up to 800 years old and whose trunks provided me with shelter when clouds= released a sudden downpour,” she wrote=2E = 01C;It felt like entering a holy space=2E”
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