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    After 1,196 miles and 86 days on foot, Sean Jansen completes his loop around the historic range of the Southern California steelhead trout, finishing where he started in San Clemente.
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    03.04.26

    Tideline To Alpine (Part 4 of 4)

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    In the third leg of his solo journey circumnavigating the historical range of the southern steelhead, Sean Jansen pushes through 172 miles of remote Los Padres wilderness, battling overgrowth, rattlesnakes, and eight days without human contact, to finally close the gap he was forced to skip a year earlier.
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    27.03.26

    Tideline To Alpine (Part 3 of 4)

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    20.03.26

    Tideline to Alpine (Part 2 of 4)

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    Tideline to Alpine (Part 1 of 4)

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    A super polar bear mom with her own cub and her adopted cub, near Churchill, Canada, in autumn. Credit: BJ-Kirschhoffer
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    27.02.26

    Celebrating a Polar Bear Adoption and Supermoms on International Polar Bear Day

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    Tomáš Čermák, winner of The Earth Prize 2025, has been named to Forbes Czechia’s 30 Under 30 list for a clean water innovation. Image courtesy Czech Academy of Sciences (www.avcr.cz).
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    Rooftop Agrivoltaics: Is It Here Yet?

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    16.01.26

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