Today’s Solutions: January 15, 2025

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This Dutch pollinator strategy

This Dutch pollinator strategy protects bees across the country

Last week, the Netherlands held a bee-counting event in which more than 11,000 volunteers from across the country participated. The volunteers spent 30 minutes recording the various types of bees visiting their gardens with the help of a list of the most common bees present in the country during Read More...

GPS tracking is helping tigers

GPS tracking is helping tigers and humans coexist in Nepal

Earlier this week we shared how AI tracking is saving elephant populations in Africa. Now, it turns out that tech innovations could help protect tigers in Nepal in a very similar way.  Significant progress has been made in wild tiger conservation in Nepal with the population doubling from 2009 Read More...

This interactive map allows yo

This interactive map allows you to explore conservation land near you

Since its creation in 1964, the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) has funded hundreds of thousands of conservation projects across the United States, both protecting land and providing iconic outdoor recreational spaces such as the Appalachian Trail and Joshua Tree National Park. Now, a new Read More...

Astronauts arrive on the ISS o

Astronauts arrive on the ISS on board a reused SpaceX capsule

On what was a historic day for spaceflight last Saturday, four astronauts arrived at the International Space Station in SpaceX’s Crew Dragon “Endeavour” spacecraft — marking the first time a rocket booster has been reused for a space mission with a crew on board. Dubbed Crew-2, the mission Read More...

A coalition of conservationist

A coalition of conservationists purchase and protect Belize Maya Forest

A large section of the tropical forest that spans Mexico, Belize, and Guatemala was previously owned by the Forestland Group, a US logging company, but now, a coalition of conservation organizations have purchased the 236,000-acre area to save it from deforestation. Organizations backing the Read More...

5 Morning practices to boost h

5 Morning practices to boost happiness levels all day long

Not everyone is a morning person, but if you wake up irritable and sleepy in the morning, you are more likely to feel down for the rest of the day. If this sounds familiar, consider these five simple morning habits that happiness experts have come up with to positively influence how you feel Read More...

Chloé Zhao is the first woman

Chloé Zhao is the first woman of color to win an Oscar for Best Director

Chloé Zhao made history this awards season as the first woman of color to win an Oscar for directing. The Nomadland director was also the first woman to get four Oscar nominations in a single year, in 'best film editing,' 'best-adapted screenplay,' 'best director,' and 'best picture' Read More...

New vaccine offers potential b

New vaccine offers potential breakthrough in the fight against malaria

We recently discussed how mRNA technology could provide more effective vaccines for diseases like malaria. It turns out a successful malaria vaccine is coming onto the scene sooner than anticipated with the announcement that researchers have developed a single-dose formula with at least 75 percent Read More...

California commits to end oil

California commits to end oil extraction in the state by 2045

Following the federal commitment to reduce US emissions by 50 percent by 2030, California has expanded upon its climate commitments with the new goal of phasing out all oil extraction in the state by 2045. Additionally, it has demanded that the Department of Conservation halt all fracking permits Read More...

US Commits to cutting emission

US Commits to cutting emissions by 50% by 2030

Last week’s global summit on climate change yielded some pretty impressive climate commitments from a variety of world leaders. One of the prominent pledges is that from the US which committed to reducing emissions by 50 percent by 2030.  This commitment is expected to be made official in a Read More...