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THINGS GROW
Tuesday, August 30, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e follow the movement to = rewild the world—one lot at a= time, discover the benefits of roaming buffalo, wander ancient paths full of uncommon nature, in= ch to the forest canopy<= /em> with high-climbing researchers … and celebra= te an iconic “Hero for the Planet=2E”
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Hope is the thing with petals, growing through a crack in the pavement= =2E

In southeastern England, an organization called WildEast is creating cracks in the human-dominated landscape, encoura= ging landowners to let nature run wild again on 20 percent of whatever gard= ens, farms, or vacant lots they control—they’re at 20,000 acr= es so far=2E In the southeastern Netherlands, as this story from our Dutch edition explains, the countryside is= crisscrossed by ancient sunken lanes that had long been neglected, even us= ed to dump old cars or appliances—but turn out to be refuges for bad= gers, bats, and beetles, and various rare plants=2E And in the United State= s too, as Emma Marris<= a style=3D"color:#000000; text-decoration: none; border-bottom: 2px solid = #ffcc00; " target=3D"_blank" class=3D"msotextlink textlinkhover" href=3D"ht= tps://email=2Enationalgeographic=2Ecom/T/v600000182f009f37e88e1316e96638918= /b1347f6c595b41010000021ef3a0bccf/b1347f6c-595b-4101-9d74-07cb1d13ef20?__dU= __=3Dv0G4RBKTXg2GtTHJDsy7ii3waBSrIwMXGZJ7x_OARFKFQAIe3mwx22JG_r9Sy1LWLGyMVr= rFIdudbYjwKGAKz6iTAgyV5XAM3SbSN-FzJU9XXpFWtSFRxbGw4nHcgLdnvWYAVcbDlQyQtE1-N= mUBscmA=3D=3D&__F__=3Dv0fUYvjHMDjRPMSh3tviDHXIoXcPxvDgUUCCPvXMWoX_0JoZLAZAB= QF30xF0sKPois3VqfW5bf1WlfvPhqF6LHwJz8pfr7aZACE1Ta_l2bFGsEmUgZcerHZEIGtU5CMe= RT7ppTfRH3wG24phwK9CrluMpQj9_HPZp96X5Kw-uf-emVtaAG6Lebnfirb3Mp07aG4MIMNTXiY= wq-ABZJrJIZbwSDJQF7jwmcXQIGPXg5rwLwK-eS3xl35m--QtkKXe4p-W10BVK2JJ85yuJjBNp8= 8OgpytWvH7-xoS665IkKofroeoP0JlI5mp6vP2ArRNL2CuHzbAn-rADwcGFIs5XI8gxlnsyQGkL= WTumOgUINSrU0d5US7hZZn1yAmEwsgwqSac7C7l1fJ1SPdzEQplqVIzkffJC_N7eozeJHa0vOQP= QExttKeoAbSBlWPElMUIOvc55oxGKhFK4uBS5LWWYTo-uQC6ZvD9WeFmpgXbHCHWkStoo29WqKg= ze7xi7Zv_cjOiu0y4lv1FSbUhueiVX9dD6FRxQDKUlIz_dnRwjxmlBudSEVsCd9KzgjdZvpfezp= DVHuEgFay99xtbHUoOWcWW-R_X-3D-F-TuYnTC-1zsA=3D"> writes in this monthȁ= 9;s cover story, the idea is catching on that “we need to do con= servation everywhere=2E” That means not just in national parks, but = in abandoned strip mines in Virginia and in downtown Yonkers, New York=2E <= br>
“We all need to take personal responsibility for whatever spa= ce we’ve got,” one of the founders of Britain’s WildEa= st, Hugh Somerleyton, told Na= t Geo’s Tristan McConnell=2E “= ;Ordinary people doing ordinary things, that’s where the power lies= =2E”
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Bison boon: Turns out there are many benefits = to having a home where the buffalo roam=2E A new study, 29 years in the mak= ing, shows that the keystone species (above) can help r= estore tallgrass prairies, which once extended across Texas and into southe= rn Canada, Jason Bittel reports for Nat Ge= o=2E The study’s findings suggest that ongoing efforts to reintr= oduce American bison into their former stomping grounds benefits not just N= ative peoples but the environment, too=2E

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LET ’EM ROAM
STO= RIES WE’RE FOLLOWING
= A life of impact: Sylvia Earle (Happy birth= day to the certified ‘living legend’)
Natural pro= ducts in everyday items may harm the environment
Learn how to forage the sea’s superfood
The history of South Africa’s miracle tea
Indigenous land defenders protect their lan= d=2E Watch the trailer to their documen= tary=2E
= The do’s and don’ts of feeding wild birds
PHO= TO OF THE DAY
PHOTOGRAPH BY TIM LA= MAN, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION
Tree champs: Climbing trees is a particular sp= ecialty of field biologist Tim Laman=2E The Nat Geo Explorer and photographe= r ascends the treetops to highlight less-well-known animals, such as orangu= tans in Borneo=2E In this photo from the April 1997 issue of National = Geographic, Laman captures researcher Cheryl Knott<= /strong> mid-climb into the rainforest canopy in Gunung Palung National Par= k in Borneo, Indonesia=2E

Related: Learn the secrets to becoming an ‘arbona= ut’
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CREATURES OF THE CANOPY
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IN A FEW WORDS
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The best present would be that out of this terrible, tragic time that we'r= e all experiencing, there will be a renewal of optimism in a better world t= hat we know is possible, that we can, through our individual and collective= actions, turn to a new era of respect for the natural systems that keep us= alive, and for one another=2E
 
Sylvia Earle, marine biologist and Nat Geo Explorer = in Residence
Happy birthday, Sylvia! Dive into more of her birthday reflections from 202= 0=2E

FUTURE FORWARD
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PHOTOGRAPH BY DAVID = PESKENS
Holloways holla! Writer Nie= ls Guns was on a class trip in the Netherlands in 1997 when he spo= tted them—sunken ancient lanes carved millennia ago=2E Over time, th= ese “holloways” became biodiverse hot spots for flora and fau= na (like the young tawny owl pictured above resting in the S= avelsbos forest), making them the most beautiful part of the Limburg p= rovince, Guns tells Nat Geo=2E But = with encroaching agriculture and tourism, these cultural and natural treasu= res are under threat=2E Learn how locals are planning to save them=2E
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RARE ROADS
Today’s newsletter was edited and curated by Jen Tse= , Heather Kim, Sydney Combs, Anne Kim-Dannibale, Alissa Swango, Allie Yang,= and Janey Adams=2E Have an idea? Write david=2Ebeard@natgeo=2Ecom=2E
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