In California, an endangered fish regains its home, and native plants replace invasives
Rivers and streams have pulses, just as we (and everything else in nature) does. These pulses–which we call floods–are essential to scouring silt from…
Issue #55: July 15, 2017
McGregor Fund awards over $5.5 million to reduce poverty in metro Detroit
On July 12, 2017 the McGregor Fund announced recent grants to 42 Detroit, Michigan-area nonprofits working to alleviate poverty and strengthen social supports for…
Dar es Salaam to revitalize by replacing cars with transit, bicycles and pedestrians
Located on the Indian Ocean, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania is a city of five million, is one of the fastest growing cities in the…
A progressive, green residential infill project comes to the ancient Dutch city of Eindhoven
Eindhoven a city in the south of the Netherlands, with a 2015 population of 223,220. Founded in 1232, it is now the country’s fifth-largest…
Microbrewery helps revive main street of downtown Grayling, Michigan
A few years ago, Dave Vargo decided he wanted to open a brewery near his vacation home in northern Michigan. And if all went…