Radio Active Restoration

Week 235 restoring the dingo in Australia

Once hunted for a bounty in Australia, the Dingo is coming into their own with the help of ranchers for the control of invasive species on the Australian continent.

Week 234 rewilding iceland

After a thousand years of deforestation Iceland is being rewilded. Icelandic communities are restoring ancient ecosystems.

Week 233 massive restoration projects

Massive ecosystem restoration projects like the African Great Green Wall are needed. Even more effort must go into creating a world view that rolls back the creation of limiting factors.

Week 232 de-extinction. should we?

The possibility of restoring extinct species back into the ecosystem is a tempting prospect and one being acted on now. Are we ready for this?

Week 231 Restoring Plant Biodiversity

Over the course of the last few hundred years the preservation of plant biodiversity is becoming strategically important in the realm of restoration ecology. Can we save it all?

Week 230 regreening of israel

A Christian group non-profit in Israel is attempting to restore the ancient forests of this middle east nation using modern methods and ancient indigenous species.

Week 229 bringing the wetlands back

The vast majority of USA endangered or threatened species are associated with wetlands. We should restore or create these extremely valuable ecosystems.

week 228 restore the pollinators. you can help.

Restorating wild and domestic pollinators is critical to large scale restoration of the natural world. New science says fungicides are a culprit in their decline in a manner that will surprise you.

Week 227 can beaver in desert streams restore fish populations?

The result of the Oregon Bridge Creek salmon and steelhead restoration experiment involving beaver recovery and drought is shocking and definitive.

Week 226 restoration is for humans

Restoration is for human health. The recovery of endangered or threatened species is often misunderstood.