Thank you so, so much for doing these Good News posts - a much needed lift!
Your first article you featured, reawakened in me the possibilities to revive many waste lands, if we just take the initiative. Healing the earth and in turn healing ourselves.
With the planting of trees and encouraging of natural habitats, any steps you can take in that direction can make a difference, whether it be in a city yard, reclaiming lawns and turning it back to natural landscapes, forest food gardens and permaculture that can survive even in times of drought or taking on major forest reclamation or even the native grass ecosystems, all very valuable and worth preserving.
I live in the Boreal forest in Saskatchewan and I see the devastation of our forest lands from the lumbering companies plus I've seen what a difference to the ecology a forest can make. I'd choose the forest any day to barren lands where not much survives.
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Thank you @porters. :) That's the whole reason i make these posts! Im looking forward to when i have a bigger audience to share them with. Yes these kinds of stories are so amazing, i have a similar one for next week but even more impressive. The more im seeing this kind of story the more focused i am about achieving something similar in the future. I need to spend a few years getting my finances in order, but absolutely these stories are making me feel more and more confident that i could initiate something, even not on this scale , planting a few thousand trees in a year in the local areas is something. Theres something that can be done! :D