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Citizen science opportunities, or ways that “ordinary people” can get involved with reshaping our urban environments, are vast. Samiksha shares case studies from across the world that have made their urban areas more nature friendly.

Alice Weaver shows us how we can all make small efforts to make our homes a little more wild.

How can we connect with nature in landscapes that sometimes feel separated from nature? Sally Smurthwaite speaks with Divya Kumar from Tiny Forest for some ideas.

The incredible journey of the world's most famous cougar and the solution offering hope to California’s lonely mountain lions.

Beth Pihama explores two examples of vertical farming, why it’s such an important next step in fighting climate change, and some of the potential drawbacks of this farming method.

Leoni Fretwell explores the ecological infrastructure of mycelia, and how we can apply these symbiotic networks to the future of our urban environments.

Green is good: Author, Sally Smurthwaite, delves deep into the vital role that trees in urban environments play in helping to restore our planet.

Conflict between wildlife and humans causes problems across the globe. Elen Peel outlines some examples, how they’ve been managed, and lessons for the future.