@adapalmer.bsky.socialWolves & wild horses have returned to Portugal’s Côa Valley. Rewilding Portugal has been working across the Greater Côa Valley, releasing Sorraia horses & Tauros cattle since 2021 to restore natural grazing. Iberian wolves have now returned to the area on their own buff.ly/xEAcxIx
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@adapalmer.bsky.socialCalifornia is weaning itself off fossil gas, fast. Gas-fired electricity generation in California fell by 26% in the first half of 2026, as utility-scale solar, batteries and the new SunZia wind project feed power in via a dedicated transmission line. buff.ly/QWQoLPc
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@adapalmer.bsky.socialNew Zealand makes cervical cancer screenings free for all women aged 25 to 69. Until now, 55% of eligible women paid NZ$35 to over NZ$100 a visit, a cost that hit younger women hardest. The move backs New Zealand’s goal of eliminating cervical cancer by 2040. buff.ly/VWuxtYX
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@adapalmer.bsky.socialBison have returned to Mexico’s Chihuahuan Desert. 44 bison were released at Coahuila’s El Santuario reserve late last year, followed by 29 more into Sonora’s Cuenca Los Ojos region in February 2026, where the herd produced 10 calves within months. Yucatán Magazine buff.ly/0SEucl3
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@tyrotcm.bsky.socialI love my library system. #ShareGoodNewsToo
@adapalmer.bsky.socialNew Zealand’s 1st jointly run marine reserves have opened under combined Indigenous and government control. Five no-take reserves covering 308 km² give the Kāi Tahu hapū Kāti Huirapa shared decision-making & a joint ranger team with the Department of Conservation. buff.ly/MR1lqRA #ShareGoodNewsToo
@adapalmer.bsky.socialHow protecting one bird created a conservation network in Ecuador. Ornithologist Robert Ridgely’s 1997 discovery of the Jocotoco Antpitta, a species new to science, led him to found the Jocotoco Foundation a year later. buff.ly/0GwyMDm #ShareGoodNewsToo
@adapalmer.bsky.social26 years ago, a new species of predatory fish was found fossilized in New Zealand. Now it has finally been identified, thanks to donated notebooks. In 1999, paleontologist Richard Köhler found a mummified fossil fish but died before telling others the location. buff.ly/SOBHLAN
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@adapalmer.bsky.socialBoron arsenide guides heat in ‘rays,’ and could allow for better computer chips. Heat in most materials spreads out in every direction, but UCLA engineers have shown that in boron arsenide it can be made to travel in focused rays instead. buff.ly/Duz2tmU
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