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Reef restoration project aims to save Australian mud oysters
2021 CE
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United States, world leader in MPAs
2022 CE
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Bison
2017 CE
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Electric school bus to power the grid
2023 CE
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Kenya's first electric bus for public transit
2022 CE
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Canadian green hydrogen development
2022 CE
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Galveston Bay oyster restoration in Texas
2022 CE
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The Florida Everglades, largest wetland restoration
2000 CE
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Reef restoration saving Australian mud oysters
2017 CE
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World's largest oyster restoration in the Chesapeake Bay
2015 CE
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World's largest mangrove restoration area in Senegal
2000 CE
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Cerrado Biosphere Reserve, world’s most biodiverse savanna
1994 CE
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Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, Mexico's largest
1989 CE
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Largest boreal protected forest, Kitaskino Nuwenene Wildland Park
2022 CE
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Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, America's largest
1980 CE
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The Gwaii Haanas agreement, ocean floor to mountaintop
1993 CE
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The DMZ, Korea's accidental paradise
1953 CE
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The Great Arctic Reserve
1993 CE
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KAZA Transfrontier Conservation Area
2006 CE
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Selous Game Reserve, Africa's largest
1896 CE
Learn about Maya Lin’s fifth and final memorial: a multi-platform science based artwork that presents an ecological history of our world - past, present, and future.
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