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Liz Kimbrough

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Staff Writer @Mongabay. Environment, Wildlife (+🌱), Climate. Ecologist. V proud of my friends. Opinions my own. she/they
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From Mardi Gras to marsh: Glass Half Full turns party glass into Louisiana coastline

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By Liz Kimbrough
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A New Orleans based nonprofit, Glass Half Full, collects glass from bars, restaurants, and drop-off sites, recycling it into new bottles and fine silica sand. The recycled sand is used by ReCoast, the nonprofit’s restoration arm, to restore land by building small experimental islands and berms. Louisiana loses roughly a football field of land to the sea every hour, a crisis that Glass Half Full’s young founder, Franziska Trautmann, describes as a looming threat.
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In India’s Western Ghats, sacred groves are better at growing future forests

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By Liz Kimbrough
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A study of “giant” trees in India’s Western Ghats finds that sacred groves, forest patches that communities protect, because they believe the trees belong to their gods, hold nearly twice the giant-tree species of nearby villages. The groves also grow far more young trees from large, bird-spread seeds, making them nurseries for the next forest.
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One mountain lion changed the food web in a California suburb, study finds

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By Liz Kimbrough
| Mongabay Verified
The presence of a mountain lion in a small biological preserve near Stanford University in California transformed the local food web. A recent study drew on nine years of camera trap data from Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve and found that when a puma began to visit, coyotes, deer, gray foxes and brush rabbits changed their behavior and native plant density increased.
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