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The 10-Minute Nature Reset: A Personal Payoff

10/2/2026

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What happens when you give yourself ten minutes to reconnect with the living world?

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Kai Dolphin’s Earth Day, Every Day Flashcards – 20 Fun Ways to Play & Learn

8/17/2026

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Looking for a free, ready-to-use way to make environmental learning fun for kids? Kai Dolphin Studios has created a bright and engaging set of Earth Day, Every Day Flashcards — 45 cards packed with real knowledge, simple actions, and creative ideas. Each card features a clear definition, a fun fact, a practical action kids can take, and an idea to explore further. 

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The Wood Wide Web: How Forests are Quietly Connected Underground

8/10/2026

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For a long time, we looked at forests as collections of individual trees competing for light, water, and nutrients. Research over the past few decades has revealed something far more interesting: many trees are linked through vast underground fungal networks, often called the "Wood Wide Web."

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World Bee Day: Celebrating the Tiny Heroes That Feed the World

5/19/2026

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May 20 – Bee the Spark!
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Today we celebrate World Bee Day, a global reminder of how vital bees and pollinators are to life on Earth. Established by the United Nations in 2017, this day honors the birthday of Slovenian beekeeper Anton Janša and calls us to protect these incredible insects.

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Save the Ladybugs!

11/30/2022

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Ladybugs are hard-working additions that most gardeners and farmers welcome for their ferocious appetite for eating insects that feed on plants and the beneficial role they play within our eco-system. There are nearly 6000 species worldwide, the majority of which are native.

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Overcoming Nature Deficit Disorder: Top Tips for Families

2/10/2022

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Does your child like to spend most of their time watching TV or playing video games? Unfortunately, these habits could be putting their physical and mental health at risk. Today, children and adults alike can struggle with nature deficit disorder, which can occur when people spend the vast majority of their time indoors. These tips and tricks from Phoenix Voyage will give you plenty of ideas to get your family off the couch and out in nature, all year round!

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All is well: we have aloe on board!

12/5/2021

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Aloe vera has been used in natural therapy since ancient times. The plant has been employed as a medicinal cure by all civilizations. Around 3000 B.C., aloe occurs in Chinese and Sumerian texts.

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Rainbow Mountain of Peru: Ingenious Creation of Nature

10/21/2019

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There are many colorful mountains on our planet. The territory of Peru is no exception. One of the most magnificent geological formations in the world is the mountain Ausangate and the rainbow hills of the Peruvian Andes are located in this area.

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Autumn activities for kids and adults

10/9/2019

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Autumn is such a great time! It is so rich in bright colors that it is simply impossible to sit indoors. Everybody enjoy this season’s beauty! Kids and adults get a lot of pleasure from autumn walks in the park. Autumn is the time of rains, as well. However, in spite of the weather, there are always opportunities to have fun

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The Fukushima Daiichi disaster clean-up: challenges and solutions

9/16/2019

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Japanese authorities said they were considering dumping water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea. According to their statement, of all radionuclides, this water contains tritium alone, which is not dangerous to humans. Environmentalists and local fishermen are strongly opposed to this prospect.


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