Biodiversity

Rewilding might not be perfect or completely true to lost primeval worlds, but it does offer a positive way forward to bring back wildlife and restore vital natural processes.

An agricultural specialist reports on the ground with the Belgian farmers adopting agroecology, the sustainable techniques that let nature do the work.

A look at the past, present and future of rewilding that makes the case for restoring natural wonder to both country and city.

2018 saw records of now-lost languages destroyed by fire in Brazil. Could a global vault prevent a similar disaster from happening again?

We need a coal phase-out, fast. But promoting wood burning as an environmentally friendly alternative is a move out of the frying pan and into the fire.

Who does the ocean or the moon belong to? An interview about the legal power of ‘the common heritage of mankind’ concept.

The Nassonia project in Belgium could be a leading light in common ownership and governance – with a few changes.

Benjamin Joyeux interviews Indian activist Vandana Shiva about biodiversity, seed patents, and the commons.

The Polish government’s plans for Poland’s rivers would be disastrous – instead, control should be handed to communities.

As Green Deputy Mayor of the 20th district of Paris from 2001 to 2014, Fabienne Giboudeaux, initiated an architectural complex of 47 social housing units, a gymnasium and a 600 m2 roof garden in one of the most densely populated district of Paris.