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Loch Life: How Reintroducing Native Trout Sparked a Local Tourism Boom

Loch Life: How Reintroducing Native Trout Sparked a Local Tourism Boom

The quiet return of native brown trout to Loch Restil transformed more than an ecosystem. It reshaped a community, revived a local economy, and showed how careful ecological restoration can breathe life back into rural Scotland.

Merrin Brooks
Merrin Brooks
Nov 17, 2025
The 48-Hour Dam: What a Czech Beaver Family Can Teach Europe About Trusting Nature

The 48-Hour Dam: What a Czech Beaver Family Can Teach Europe About Trusting Nature

A family of beavers in the Czech Republic built a dam in just two days, delivering natural flood management that planners had debated for seven years.

Merrin Brooks
Merrin Brooks
Oct 7, 2025
Rain Gardens Rising: The Urban Movement Soaking Up Storms

Rain Gardens Rising: The Urban Movement Soaking Up Storms

Heavy rain used to be just an inconvenience, but in our crowded cities it now often means flooded streets, overwhelmed drains, and frustrated communities. Yet across the UK and beyond, a quiet movement is reshaping how we deal with stormwater. Rain gardens, humble patches of green that soak up and filter the downpours, are rising as one of the most hopeful responses to a wetter, less predictable climate.

Merrin Brooks
Merrin Brooks
Oct 1, 2025

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