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One volunteer in Connemara says monitoring these underwater meadows has increased her sense of connection with her part of the world
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Around 1910, Oregon planted European beachgrass to stop shifting sand. It built dunes, but the spread of non-native grass cost the coast native dune species.
A Swedish study has found broccoli grows well beneath magenta-coloured panels, although it takes longer and with less nutrients.
Since 2014, 18 rescued donkeys near Spain's Doñana National Park have grazed up to seven hours a day, clearing dry brush that fuels wildfires.
In 1905, Hawaii introduced a small fish to eat mosquito larvae. A 1999 study found native damselflies were missing where the fish lived, likely from predation.
In 2003, China planted tree patches along a degraded river. By 2023, forest cover was up 36%, but diversity and biomass sat at 19-30% of a rainforest's.
Students frequently find it challenging to remember information using passive techniques like rereading and highlighting.
