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A weekly offering of compelling and inspiring stories about the regeneration and restoration of life on Earth, solutions to the climate crisis curated and authored by writers and researchers at Project Regeneration. Our newsletter is named for the waggle dance, what honeybee scouts do to show the hive where to find the nectar. 

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Issue 68

 |  By Project Regeneration
Brazilian indigenous men of Pataxó ethnic group celebrate International Day of Indigenous Peoples with traditional songs and dances in typical costume.
Salty View / Alamy Stock Photo

In this issue

  • Wisdom Embedded in Language Anna Steltenkamp
  • The Best Teacher is Mother Earth Paul Hawken
  • Bio-based Textiles Claire Inciong Krummenacher
  • Cultural Burning Courtney White
  • Momentum Builds to Stop Ecocide George Biesmans
  • Circularity in Wind Turbines Juliana Birnbaum
  • French Village Shares Solar Energy Scott Hannan
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Issue 67

 |  By Project Regeneration
The pequi fruit tree, shown here flowering, is part of the strategy to restore forest diversity in Brazil.
Wirestock, Inc. / Alamy Stock Photo

In this issue

  • Seed Banks for Ecoheritage Anna Steltenkamp
  • Regeneration in the Midst of Disaster George Biesmans
  • Big Help for WIldlife Courtney White
  • New Washer/Dryer Standards Claire Krummenacher
  • Micromobility goes Macro Juliana Birnbaum
  • New Film on Regenerative Farming Movement Scott Hannan

 

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Issue 66

 |  By Project Regeneration
Man sitting on a wooden dock on Lake Königssee. Located in the heart of the Berchtesgaden National Park and bordered by the eastern side of Mount Watzmann.
© Marco Bottigelli / Getty Images

In this issue

  • Nature Therapy Courtney White
  • Refinery Harm Reduction Amy Boyer
  • Brazilian Anteaters Return via Rewilding Claire Krummenacher
  • Going Within to Address the Emergency George Biesmans
  • Reefs Protect Coasts in Extreme Weather Scott Hannan
  • Tribal Nation Rights of Nature Guidebook Juliana Birnbaum

 

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