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They released 500 giant reptiles into a barren stretch of the Sahara. Five years later, satellites spotted green where only sand had been.
Aufforstungsprojekte in der Sahel scheiterten, weil der Boden das Wasser nicht halten konnte. Mithilfe des Grabedrangs der einheimischen Spornschildkröte gelang es, Höhlen im ausgetrockneten Boden anzulegen, in denen sich Wasser sammelte und so endlich eine Aufforstung ermöglichte.
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Terraforming the Sands: Could Malunggay Turn the World's Deserts Green?
Welcome back, fellow green thumbs and ecological dreamers. Last month, I published a post titled The Malunggay Mountain Project: Could Our Garden Waste Save the Watersheds? The response was nothing short of incredible. So many of you chimed in with your own experiences of growing Moringa oleifera—our beloved malunggay—from simple cuttings tossed into the soil. We explored how this incredibly…
I have seen the semi-circle technique talked about a lot here as a tool to reverse desertification but I hadn't seen anyone talk about Straw Checkerboarding.
Straw checkerboard barriers (SCB) are widely employed for ecological restoration of habitats in the arid and semi-arid regions of the world.
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This is a harsh, dry, bitter place, lonely as a dream. But I like it. I know that I could live here if I wanted to.
Edward Abbey, National Geographic
Hey. Hello. Hi there. I'm one of your moots who is decidedly too shy to come off anon for this, buuuuttt I wanted to say that I'm about halfway through Desertification and I am in love. I can hear every line in their voices. This entire thing is glorious, and I am so glad you wrote it.
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hello shymoot! i'm so pleased you are enjoying desertification and came over here to say so. 😁!
we're posting the last chapters to season 2 in the next few weeks, and then waiting to see shadow lord before proceeding with season 3. (trying to tie things together! is so! hard!)
feel free to message me about the fic anytime, i do not bite (unless invited). :D
The busy beavers bringing wetlands back to the UK | WILD HOPE
The surprise return of beavers to the British countryside brings benefits and controversy for humans and wildlife alike. The work of these famously busy rodents increases local biodiversity, reduces storm-induced flooding, and restores wilderness to a highly manicured landscape. It also injects some chaos into the lives of the beavers’ human neighbors. Can the British beavers regain their former glory as powerful ecosystem engineers, or is their new home too domesticated to return to the wild?
