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Hopeful headlines: Monkeys leaping, jaguars breeding, wetlands flooding, clean energy booming
Eco success stories from around the globe
 • Amanda Royal
Dam demolitions free 100 American rivers
More than 4,893 miles of river were reconnected in 2025 — the most ever in a single year in the U.S. The goal is 30,000 dams by 2050.
The timber war radicals who want the West to burn
Support the Fix Our Forests Act. Join tribes, Gavin Newsom, Democratic and Republican lawmakers, climate activists, The Nature Conservancy, and…
 • Amanda Royal
People-powered snowy plover recovery pops records
The western snowy plover reaches 3,000, "a major recovery benchmark for the species." It's found a home at busy beaches and a former military airstrip…
 • Amanda Royal
What progress we achieve when every day is Earth Day
Fasten your seat belts! This is an extravaganza of hopeful headlines and eco-solutions news worth celebrating from around the world.
 • Amanda Royal
I dream of grasshoppers
A visit to Walden Pond brings up my earliest childhood memories in China.
 • Amanda Royal
A butterfly's footprints
How I received confirmation on a hunch from a fritillary. Plus, hopeful headlines.
 • Amanda Royal
Earth Hope🌎
Earth Hope🌎
Collecting environmental success stories from around the globe, because hope is the foundation of progress. Writing solutions-based eco-news seasoned with media critique. Focusing on solutions. Inspiring action.
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