🌳 Did you know that trees in cities can reduce stress and improve our mental health? 🌲
Greener cities mean healthier, happier communities.

🌳 Did you know that trees in cities can reduce stress and improve our mental health? 🌲
Greener cities mean healthier, happier communities.
Every initiative to restore wetlands and #wetland functions deserves attention, as #freshwater availability and biodiversity declines.
Even better in this UK initiative is that it forms part of a much larger fenland restoration initiative.
Forest and landscape restoration is one of the most powerful responses we have to the overlapping crises of biodiversity loss, land degradation & food insecurity.
Read more in The State of the World’s Forests 2026 report: https://doi.org/10.4060/ce0633en
La restauration des forêts et des paysages constitue l’une des réponses les plus efficaces face aux crises interdépendantes que sont la perte de biodiversité, la dégradation des sols et l’insécurité alimentaire.
En savoir plus ➡️ https://doi.org/10.4060/ce0624fr
#SOFO2026 #GenerationRestoration
Excited to see undergraduate research contributing to restoration ecology and new approaches to monitoring #biodiversity!
#GenerationRestoration #Ecoacoustics #WetlandEcology #WetlandRestoration #RestorationEcology #UndergraduateResearch
How do we restore the natural world?
There is no single answer – in fact, there are a multitude of ways to engage and be #GenerationRestoration.
Whether big or small, every effort makes a huge difference.
Here are three ways to help nature thrive: https://ow.ly/IomJ50ZSXnW
Wildlife arrives on time at rewilded chalk grasslands built along HS2 route www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026... #generationrestoration
Meet Willi, one of the world's last genetically wild horses, who arrived in Kazakhstan 🇰🇿
Absent from this landscape for 200 years, Przewalski's horses are returning to the wilderness of the steppe.
Find out more about Willi: www.decadeonrestoration.org/rewilding-su...
After a decade since ending bottom trawling, scientists surveying the area found 3x more seabed organisms and 2x as many species compared to nearby unprotected waters in the South Arran Protected Area in Scotland.
We are #GenerationRestoration
Welcome to the world, little foal 🐴!
In August 2026, a remote sanctuary on Kazakhstan's steppe welcomed the first Przewalski's horse, one of the rarest equines on Earth, to be born on these grasslands in 200 years.
Read his story: www.unep.org/news-and-sto...
🌳 💚 Our future depends on how we treat our forests today.
Here are 6⃣ reasons to treasure our forests. 👇
One million of the world’s estimated 8 million plants and animals are threatened with extinction.
But hope is not lost.
#GenerationRestoration is reviving habitats, bringing back homes for wildlife.
Discover six species making a comeback: www.unep.org/news-and-sto...
Topsoil - the precious thin layer of the Earth where our food comes from!
#SaveSoil is the way forward to reduce the harmful consequences and move towards restoration and healing of Nature 🌱
#ConsciousPlanet #TreebasedAgriculture #SoilHealth #GenerationRestoration
Did you know the ocean is home to countless species, of which there is little information?
That's why protecting it matters.
Play a game & learn how to join #GenerationRestoration in real life.
Each new approach that enables restoration brings a little more hope and optimism.
Using eco-moorings in the UK is helping #seagrass bed restoration and recovery by avoiding the damage from traditional anchors.
We are #GenerationRestoration 🌰
🍄 Food
🐝 Pollination
🔥 Fuel for cooking
Forests provide all this & more. 🌳
A new @fao.org & @landalliance.bsky.social report explores why forests matter for food & how we can protect them 👉 doi.org/10.4060/cd35...
#Forests4Food #GenerationRestoration #COFO28
Mapping out the didactical landscape of biodiversity conservation education: a systematic literature review of empirical research in school settings
Carole Chappuis & Karin Stolpe
2593-2629 | DOI: 10.1080/13504622.2026.2671437
#GenerationRestoration #SDG4 #SDG14 #SDG15
doi.org/10.1080/1350...