Author: Kalin Pugh

Examples of natural habitats that capture carbon; forests (top left), saltmarshs (top right), seagrass meadows (bottom left), and mangrove forests (bottom right) Imagine a future where people, nature and the climate are living peacefully side by side! You might imagine beavers building homes in urban waterways, bats soaring overhead at

Aerial view of a mangrove forest. When we imagine the frontlines of climate change and human impact, we often picture ice caps collapsing into the sea, rainforests falling silent, or coral reefs fading to ghostly white under the heat of the sun. But what about the places where land meets

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