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A NASA satellite image shows Pine Creek Gorge at peak autumn colour, cloaked in woodland that has returned since loggers stripped the hills a century ago.
Nyamgim Gung, run by the Gidarjil Development Corporation on the Burnett River, will test water for Indigenous rangers and sell its services to other organisations.
On Kent Island, John Consoli raises oysters off his pier to restock the bay, and has persuaded neighbours of all ages to join in while scientists build robots to map the reefs.
Charles Sturt University is testing transparent solar panels on a sheep feedlot that used to run on diesel, with a second trial planned over vineyards.
Milan’s Forestami scheme, which has planted close to 640,000 trees and shrubs since 2019, is the only European project among this year’s five UN restoration flagships.
A ginkgo planted in 1859 in Geelong Botanic Gardens topped a public vote run by the National Trust, the largest of its kind in the state.
Guadalajara will rip up thousands of square metres of concrete and plant more than 600 trees to give a crowded eastern neighbourhood a new park.
From Rohingya camps in Bangladesh to homes in Ukraine, small solar systems are giving families light, phone charging and cooling without relying on fuel or a grid.
A 478,000-hectare park on the Mid North Coast will protect koalas and more than 100 other species, after a campaign that ran for over a decade.
A 12,000-acre 'wonderland of rocks' in south-eastern Arizona has been upgraded from national monument to national park.
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