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Life After Kakhovka Dam Destruction: A New Beginning
The dam’s destruction flooded numerous villages and farmlands, but as the water receded, nature began to restore itself in the area known as the Great Meadow.
Heather Wildman Helps UK Farmers Secure Their Future
Learn how Heather Wildman’s work in UK farm succession planning has transformed many farming families’ futures. Her empathetic approach ensures farms thrive across generations.
The Impact Of War In Ukraine On Global Food Security
Dr. Vasyl Cherlinka, a soil scientist at EOSDA, shares his insights on the war’s impact on soil health, global food security, and how technological innovations can help farmers adapt and thrive.
Amazon Heat Wave Claims 275 Dolphin Lives
This story of impact covers an ecological tragedy that struck the Amazon, with 275 river dolphins found dead in lakes Tefé and Coari, and suggests taking a space view of the area where it happened.
The Aral Sea’s Rebirth: Hope Blooms
This story of impact explores the Aral Sea's restoration, highlighting EOS Data Analytics' satellite insights, and showcasing collaborative efforts to revive a vital ecosystem.
A Story Behind A Story On Pahang Oil Palm Plantations
What is it like to investigate deforestation in Malaysia? Find out in this story of impact based on Choon Chyuan Low’s report about Pahang oil palm plantations supported by EOSDA findings.
Seeds Of Hope: Madagascar’s Baobab Forest Revival
This story of impact explores the problem of baobab deforestation in Madagascar and its consequences, and explains how a group of scientists is bound to address this problem with the help of locals.
From Chad To The World, One Map At A Time
Discover how Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim's participatory mapping projects are making strides in combating climate change and uplifting indigenous communities and women's rights in Chad.
The Decades-Long Story Of Saamaka, The Forest Defenders
This story of impact delves into the Saamaka people's struggles and triumphs against deforestation and legal obstacles, aiming to secure their ancestral forests in Suriname.