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Have you heard of the restoration movement?Unlike conservation, which aims to protect existing ecosystems, restoration f...
07/11/2025

Have you heard of the restoration movement?

Unlike conservation, which aims to protect existing ecosystems, restoration focuses on actively repairing ecosystems that have already been degraded. It’s an approach that is gaining traction in policy and practice - but not everybody is a fan.

In our latest article, we explore what restoration involves, how it differs from other environmental strategies, and what it looks like on the ground. From dam removals in Europe to wetland recovery in Florida and peatland rewetting in Ireland, the projects featured demonstrate what’s possible when efforts shift from preservation to renewal.

Read the full story to learn more about this emerging movement - and why it matters.

https://sustonmagazine.com/ecosystem-restoration-projects-success-stories/

Ecosystem restoration is gaining ground across Europe and North America, with 10 leading projects reversing damage and restoring natural function.

Climbing gyms with air quality like megacity highways?A new international study has found alarmingly high concentrations...
18/08/2025

Climbing gyms with air quality like megacity highways?

A new international study has found alarmingly high concentrations of chemicals in the air of climbing and bouldering gyms — linked to abrasion from climbing shoes. Some of these substances are the same ones raising red flags in environmental health research.

Researchers say the solutions are clear: better ventilation, regular cleaning, and above all, safer shoes. But will manufacturers step up?

Read the full story and find out what you can do to protect yourself here while climbing indoors:

A new study reveals alarming levels of harmful particles in climbing gyms – traced back to shoe abrasion. Researchers urge gyms and brands to act now.

Ever queued for an hour at a “hidden” viewpoint… only to find 200 other people already there, selfie-sticks in hand?From...
11/08/2025

Ever queued for an hour at a “hidden” viewpoint… only to find 200 other people already there, selfie-sticks in hand?

From Everest basecamp to Norway’s Preikestolen, viral hotspots are feeling the weight of social media fame. What starts as a well-intentioned, picture-perfect post can lead to overcrowding, habitat damage, and even long-term harm to wildlife.

But it doesn’t have to be this way. It's possible to travel responsibly, protect nature, and still share your adventures online.

Read how — and why it matters:

From Mount Everest to Iceland, social media is fueling overtourism and harming fragile ecosystems. Learn practical tips to travel responsibly while still sharing your adventures online.

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