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With bipartisan support, the U.S. Senate today voted to advance a $1 trillion infrastructure bill that includes significant investments and provisions related to clean energy, community resilience, natural infrastructure and forest health. ....
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Perhaps best described as a cross between a go-kart and a recumbent bike, the user-operated railroad rides around the Garrett Family Preserve are now available through a partnership between Revolution Rail Co. and Cape May Seashore Lines. ....
Degma et al / The Nature Conservancy A newly discovered species of tardigrade, also known as water bears, was named after Dr. Samuel M. ‘Ohu Gon III. The microscopic animals with short claws and unique outer plating was named Claxtonia goni to recognize Gon’s contribution to tardigrade research. Gon is a Senior Scientist and Cultural Advisor for The Nature Conservancy. He collected this unique species of tardigrade from moss on Haleakalā in 1985. When they land here and find an environment like Haleakalā where there’s no predators or competitors, then they can turn into new species by the same phenomenon of island evolution that gave us our native honeycreepers, and our thousand different plants found nowhere else on Earth, and even more snails and insects, he said. So tardigrades get added to the list of the things that make the Hawaiian islands biologically amazing. ....
World s largest coral reef restoration project backed by Mars Petcare Mars Petcare brand Sheba has partnered with The Nature Conservancy to deliver what it claims is the world s largest coral restoration programme, covering more than 185,000 square metres. Image: Sheba/TheNature Conservancy The partner organisations have today (5 May) unveiled the first images and videos of ‘Sheba Hope Reef’, the starting location for the global initiative. Work to restore the reef, off the coast of Sulawesi, Indonesia, began two years ago and, in that time, coral cover has increased from, 5% to 55%. It is hoped that the success of this project can be replicated at a string of other locations, covering some 185,000 square metres by the end of 2029. The Nature Conservancy is using a technology called ‘Reef Star’ at Sheba Hope Reef. These are star-shaped, steel structures that join together underwater, creating a ‘web’ that encourages coral fragments to regrow. This a ....