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Planet Wild: The Warrior Trees of Pico de Orizaba Are Coming Back, and Millions of People Downstream Depend on It

October 16, 2026

At 4,000 metres on Pico de Orizaba, North America's highest active volcano, a community that

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Planet Wild: Planet Wild Bought a Rotting Fish Farm and Handed It to Beavers. Here's What Happened Next.

September 25, 2026

Poland's beaver population collapsed to near-zero 70 years ago. Now a 20-hectare abandoned fish farm

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Planet Wild: Bristol Is Building a Wildlife Corridor Through Its City Center, and a Baby Seagull Already Found It

September 24, 2026

Bristol is building a wildlife corridor through its city center using floating wetlands made from

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