South Africa 2. Toward a Restoration Culture? Good news from the Karoo
James & Thibaud Aronson explore restoration initiatives in the South African Karoo.
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South Africa 1. Restoring natural and social capital in Namaqualand
James and Thibaud Aronson post the third of four photo essays on their recent field trip to Namibia and South Africa.
“We planted a forest!” – The mental health benefits of ecological restoration: a pilot study
Suzanne Hicks describes a pilot study aiming to test how participation in ecological restoration projects impacts mental health.
The ‘botanical melting pot’ of Madeira: Notes on natural history and ecological restoration at species, ecosystem, and landscape scales
James and Thibaud Aronson write about ecology, history, and restoration on the island of Madeira.
A ten-year woodland restoration trajectory
Long-term research reveals the tempo of a temperate woodland restoration.
Virtual field trip to the Guajira desert and the Serranía de Macuira in northern Colombia
James and Thibaud Aronson describe the natural and cultural context of a little-known area of northern Colombia, home to the Wayuu people and a microcosm of arid lands worldwide.
Notes from the Namib 1. An ancient desert in transition
James and Thibaud Aronson post the first of four photo essays on their recent trip to Namibia and South Africa.
Post-Mine restoration, the Gondwana Link, and SER Australasia – helping Australia transition towards a restoration culture
In their fourth and last report from arid Australia, James and Thibaud Aronson discuss promising approaches and programs squarely facing the conservation issues that threaten western Australian ecosystems.
Notes from a secluded Buddhist land on the brink of globalization
Could ecological restoration contribute to Bhutan’s Gross National Happiness?
Tale of two Highlands Part I: Horton Plains, Sri Lanka
James and Thibaud Aronson explore Horton Plains National Park, Sri Lanka.
Natural History of Ecological Restoration 