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This cat was rescued from a brutal coyote attack. Six months later, he finally had his 'rabies graduation'

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Being ready for an emergency is an act of care for yourself and your community.
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Good Good Good’s guide to Black activists who have taken a stand against oppression, inequality, and systemic racism.
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Now more than ever, it is crucial to honor Black History Month, a celebration of the many contributions and achievements of Black Americans. 
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Australians send emails to trees in 'Tree-Mail' project designed to improve urban green space

Ideally, your messages are finding the trees well, but you can also report damaged limbs or declining health to ecology experts.
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This giant garden used to be a coal mine. Now, it feeds thousands every year

The garden has yielded about 10,000 pounds of produce for six food pantries since it began harvesting in April 2022.
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Grocery store flower bouquets have a big carbon footprint. The 'Slow Flowers' movement offers another way

The “Slow Flowers” movement urges shoppers to stop and think before they smell the roses.
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Search and rescue dogs are getting a boost from AI: 'Locates victims 10 times faster'

The working pups won’t be out of a job any time soon, but they might get even better at their life-saving work.
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This cat survived a coyote attack. Here's why it took six months before he could 'graduate' from the shelter

The San Diego Humane Society recently held a party for Kyle after six months of quarantine.
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Buddhist monks' 'Walk for Peace' concludes in DC today. Here's where you can stream their final speech

The 109-day walk has reached its end in Washington, D.C., where the 19 venerable monks will hold a final address and lead a global meditation.
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Aunts aren’t just cool; they provide critical support for LGBTQ+ youth, study finds

Researchers found that aunts are especially supportive for LGBTQ+ youth in Black and Latino communities.
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New data shows dramatic drop in fur production

New data from the Humane World for Animals revealed just how rapidly fur production has declined in the past decade.
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Artificial intelligence is aiding in the effort to end wildlife trafficking. Here's how

Wildlife trafficking is one of the most lucrative illicit industries worldwide. It nets between $7 billion and $23 billion per year.
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New study finds 'serious leisure' activities promote healing and social cohesion. Here are some to try

The more we understand about why people do the things they do, the more they can benefit from their pursuits. Even activities like Dungeons & Dragons offer insight into the connections people form when they delve into a non-work activity.
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