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  1. Do humans have hidden regenerative powers? | News | CORDIS

    Scientists propose a new technique to activate a dormant ability to regrow lost limbs in mammals. © icetray/stock.adobe.com…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanCommission #bodypart #Cell #heal #healing #limb #mammal #regenerate #regeneration #regenerative #regrow #tissue
    europesays.com/europe/101413/

  2. What are the mechanisms allowing #zebrafish to #regenerate their neurons after spinal cord injury? This study by Alberto Docampo-Seara, Catherine Becker, Thomas Becker &co shows that a protein in #microglia regulates regenerative #neurogenesis in multiple ways

    plos.io/4xy2CcB

  3. What are the mechanisms allowing #zebrafish to #regenerate their neurons after spinal cord injury? This study by Alberto Docampo-Seara, Catherine Becker, Thomas Becker &co shows that a protein in #microglia regulates regenerative #neurogenesis in multiple ways

    plos.io/4xy2CcB

  4. What are the mechanisms allowing #zebrafish to #regenerate their neurons after spinal cord injury? This study by Alberto Docampo-Seara, Catherine Becker, Thomas Becker &co shows that a protein in #microglia regulates regenerative #neurogenesis in multiple ways

    plos.io/4xy2CcB

  5. What are the mechanisms allowing #zebrafish to #regenerate their neurons after spinal cord injury? This study by Alberto Docampo-Seara, Catherine Becker, Thomas Becker &co shows that a protein in #microglia regulates regenerative #neurogenesis in multiple ways

    plos.io/4xy2CcB

  6. What are the mechanisms allowing #zebrafish to #regenerate their neurons after spinal cord injury? This study by Alberto Docampo-Seara, Catherine Becker, Thomas Becker &co shows that a protein in #microglia regulates regenerative #neurogenesis in multiple ways

    plos.io/4xy2CcB

  7. #MangroveForests are healing after decades of human destruction

    by Matt McGrath and Esme Stallard
    June 4, 2026

    "The world's coastal #mangrove forests, which protect millions of people from storms - and soak up vast amounts of planet-warming gases - are staging an unexpected comeback, scientists find.

    "For decades these swampy trees had been declining rapidly as they were cleared for fish farms and housing.

    "But a new study shows that since 2010 the world has been gaining more mangroves than it has been losing - driven by stronger #LegalProtections and increased #PublicAwareness of their importance, sparked by disasters such as the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

    "The researchers say the key factor though is the remarkable capacity of these forests to #regenerate naturally once humans stop chopping them down.

    "Mangroves are one of the world's unsung #environmental heroes.

    "Not only do they store up to five times more #CarbonDioxide than land-based forests, but their tangled roots can also slow down waves and protect coastal communities from #StormSurges and #tsunamis.

    "These same roots provide a perfect nursery for many species of fish and other #MarineLife - protecting them from predators and providing ample food.

    "These benefits, though, have come under serious threat over the past century as the rise of fish farming, agriculture and the expansion of coastal cities and towns have seen mangroves chopped down and rapidly removed.

    "From the 1980s to 2010, over 12,000 sq km (4,600 sq miles) of mangroves were cleared or destroyed across #Asia, #Africa and the #Americas - an area the size of Jamaica.

    "However, the new study shows a real reversal of that trend, particularly over the last decade. The total net losses - the forest lost and not replaced - since the 1980s have now been reduced to around 849 sq km (328 sq miles)."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cn4pk07n

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/EX19Y

    #SolarPunkSunday #FishNurseries #Mangroves #RestoreNature #CoastalRewilding #RestoringMangroves
    #PreserveNature #OceansAreLife

  8. #MangroveForests are healing after decades of human destruction

    by Matt McGrath and Esme Stallard
    June 4, 2026

    "The world's coastal #mangrove forests, which protect millions of people from storms - and soak up vast amounts of planet-warming gases - are staging an unexpected comeback, scientists find.

    "For decades these swampy trees had been declining rapidly as they were cleared for fish farms and housing.

    "But a new study shows that since 2010 the world has been gaining more mangroves than it has been losing - driven by stronger #LegalProtections and increased #PublicAwareness of their importance, sparked by disasters such as the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

    "The researchers say the key factor though is the remarkable capacity of these forests to #regenerate naturally once humans stop chopping them down.

    "Mangroves are one of the world's unsung #environmental heroes.

    "Not only do they store up to five times more #CarbonDioxide than land-based forests, but their tangled roots can also slow down waves and protect coastal communities from #StormSurges and #tsunamis.

    "These same roots provide a perfect nursery for many species of fish and other #MarineLife - protecting them from predators and providing ample food.

    "These benefits, though, have come under serious threat over the past century as the rise of fish farming, agriculture and the expansion of coastal cities and towns have seen mangroves chopped down and rapidly removed.

    "From the 1980s to 2010, over 12,000 sq km (4,600 sq miles) of mangroves were cleared or destroyed across #Asia, #Africa and the #Americas - an area the size of Jamaica.

    "However, the new study shows a real reversal of that trend, particularly over the last decade. The total net losses - the forest lost and not replaced - since the 1980s have now been reduced to around 849 sq km (328 sq miles)."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cn4pk07n

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/EX19Y

    #SolarPunkSunday #FishNurseries #Mangroves #RestoreNature #CoastalRewilding #RestoringMangroves
    #PreserveNature #OceansAreLife

  9. #MangroveForests are healing after decades of human destruction

    by Matt McGrath and Esme Stallard
    June 4, 2026

    "The world's coastal #mangrove forests, which protect millions of people from storms - and soak up vast amounts of planet-warming gases - are staging an unexpected comeback, scientists find.

    "For decades these swampy trees had been declining rapidly as they were cleared for fish farms and housing.

    "But a new study shows that since 2010 the world has been gaining more mangroves than it has been losing - driven by stronger #LegalProtections and increased #PublicAwareness of their importance, sparked by disasters such as the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

    "The researchers say the key factor though is the remarkable capacity of these forests to #regenerate naturally once humans stop chopping them down.

    "Mangroves are one of the world's unsung #environmental heroes.

    "Not only do they store up to five times more #CarbonDioxide than land-based forests, but their tangled roots can also slow down waves and protect coastal communities from #StormSurges and #tsunamis.

    "These same roots provide a perfect nursery for many species of fish and other #MarineLife - protecting them from predators and providing ample food.

    "These benefits, though, have come under serious threat over the past century as the rise of fish farming, agriculture and the expansion of coastal cities and towns have seen mangroves chopped down and rapidly removed.

    "From the 1980s to 2010, over 12,000 sq km (4,600 sq miles) of mangroves were cleared or destroyed across #Asia, #Africa and the #Americas - an area the size of Jamaica.

    "However, the new study shows a real reversal of that trend, particularly over the last decade. The total net losses - the forest lost and not replaced - since the 1980s have now been reduced to around 849 sq km (328 sq miles)."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cn4pk07n

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/EX19Y

    #SolarPunkSunday #FishNurseries #Mangroves #RestoreNature #CoastalRewilding #RestoringMangroves
    #PreserveNature #OceansAreLife

  10. #MangroveForests are healing after decades of human destruction

    by Matt McGrath and Esme Stallard
    June 4, 2026

    "The world's coastal #mangrove forests, which protect millions of people from storms - and soak up vast amounts of planet-warming gases - are staging an unexpected comeback, scientists find.

    "For decades these swampy trees had been declining rapidly as they were cleared for fish farms and housing.

    "But a new study shows that since 2010 the world has been gaining more mangroves than it has been losing - driven by stronger #LegalProtections and increased #PublicAwareness of their importance, sparked by disasters such as the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

    "The researchers say the key factor though is the remarkable capacity of these forests to #regenerate naturally once humans stop chopping them down.

    "Mangroves are one of the world's unsung #environmental heroes.

    "Not only do they store up to five times more #CarbonDioxide than land-based forests, but their tangled roots can also slow down waves and protect coastal communities from #StormSurges and #tsunamis.

    "These same roots provide a perfect nursery for many species of fish and other #MarineLife - protecting them from predators and providing ample food.

    "These benefits, though, have come under serious threat over the past century as the rise of fish farming, agriculture and the expansion of coastal cities and towns have seen mangroves chopped down and rapidly removed.

    "From the 1980s to 2010, over 12,000 sq km (4,600 sq miles) of mangroves were cleared or destroyed across #Asia, #Africa and the #Americas - an area the size of Jamaica.

    "However, the new study shows a real reversal of that trend, particularly over the last decade. The total net losses - the forest lost and not replaced - since the 1980s have now been reduced to around 849 sq km (328 sq miles)."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cn4pk07n

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/EX19Y

    #SolarPunkSunday #FishNurseries #Mangroves #RestoreNature #CoastalRewilding #RestoringMangroves
    #PreserveNature #OceansAreLife

  11. #MangroveForests are healing after decades of human destruction

    by Matt McGrath and Esme Stallard
    June 4, 2026

    "The world's coastal #mangrove forests, which protect millions of people from storms - and soak up vast amounts of planet-warming gases - are staging an unexpected comeback, scientists find.

    "For decades these swampy trees had been declining rapidly as they were cleared for fish farms and housing.

    "But a new study shows that since 2010 the world has been gaining more mangroves than it has been losing - driven by stronger #LegalProtections and increased #PublicAwareness of their importance, sparked by disasters such as the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.

    "The researchers say the key factor though is the remarkable capacity of these forests to #regenerate naturally once humans stop chopping them down.

    "Mangroves are one of the world's unsung #environmental heroes.

    "Not only do they store up to five times more #CarbonDioxide than land-based forests, but their tangled roots can also slow down waves and protect coastal communities from #StormSurges and #tsunamis.

    "These same roots provide a perfect nursery for many species of fish and other #MarineLife - protecting them from predators and providing ample food.

    "These benefits, though, have come under serious threat over the past century as the rise of fish farming, agriculture and the expansion of coastal cities and towns have seen mangroves chopped down and rapidly removed.

    "From the 1980s to 2010, over 12,000 sq km (4,600 sq miles) of mangroves were cleared or destroyed across #Asia, #Africa and the #Americas - an area the size of Jamaica.

    "However, the new study shows a real reversal of that trend, particularly over the last decade. The total net losses - the forest lost and not replaced - since the 1980s have now been reduced to around 849 sq km (328 sq miles)."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/cn4pk07n

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/EX19Y

    #SolarPunkSunday #FishNurseries #Mangroves #RestoreNature #CoastalRewilding #RestoringMangroves
    #PreserveNature #OceansAreLife

  12. Wednesday! Today is going to be a busy day — maybe even more than that. #Quicksand - one of my favorite #90s #posthardcore / #hardcore bands are stepping it up; they’ve got what it takes — I’m looking forward to the album. #Regenerate - good luck! #music #punk m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma9s...

    Quicksand - Regenerate (Offici...

  13. Wednesday! Today is going to be a busy day — maybe even more than that. #Quicksand - one of my favorite #90s #posthardcore / #hardcore bands are stepping it up; they’ve got what it takes — I’m looking forward to the album. #Regenerate - good luck! #music #punk m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma9s...

    Quicksand - Regenerate (Offici...

  14. Wednesday! Today is going to be a busy day — maybe even more than that. #Quicksand - one of my favorite #90s #posthardcore / #hardcore bands are stepping it up; they’ve got what it takes — I’m looking forward to the album. #Regenerate - good luck! #music #punk m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma9s...

    Quicksand - Regenerate (Offici...

  15. Wednesday! Today is going to be a busy day — maybe even more than that. #Quicksand - one of my favorite #90s #posthardcore / #hardcore bands are stepping it up; they’ve got what it takes — I’m looking forward to the album. #Regenerate - good luck! #music #punk m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ma9s...

    Quicksand - Regenerate (Offici...

  16. @peterbrown @jbenjamint
    Ok, I'll play!
    1. I see more Larch than Spruce.
    2. Like it or not, spruce is our best bet for construction timber & the long term #CarbonSequestration this provides; & replaces more #CarbonIntensive building materials.
    3. The real issue isn't Sitka spruce per se, but our #SilviculturalPractice
    Ask why not #regenerate &/or replant the vast areas of #Scotland's currently denuded, depleted #BarrenWastelands of sheep & shooting estates? #RightTreeRightPlaceRightReason

  17. @peterbrown @jbenjamint
    Ok, I'll play!
    1. I see more Larch than Spruce.
    2. Like it or not, spruce is our best bet for construction timber & the long term #CarbonSequestration this provides; & replaces more #CarbonIntensive building materials.
    3. The real issue isn't Sitka spruce per se, but our #SilviculturalPractice
    Ask why not #regenerate &/or replant the vast areas of #Scotland's currently denuded, depleted #BarrenWastelands of sheep & shooting estates? #RightTreeRightPlaceRightReason

  18. @peterbrown @jbenjamint
    Ok, I'll play!
    1. I see more Larch than Spruce.
    2. Like it or not, spruce is our best bet for construction timber & the long term #CarbonSequestration this provides; & replaces more #CarbonIntensive building materials.
    3. The real issue isn't Sitka spruce per se, but our #SilviculturalPractice
    Ask why not #regenerate &/or replant the vast areas of #Scotland's currently denuded, depleted #BarrenWastelands of sheep & shooting estates? #RightTreeRightPlaceRightReason

  19. @peterbrown @jbenjamint
    Ok, I'll play!
    1. I see more Larch than Spruce.
    2. Like it or not, spruce is our best bet for construction timber & the long term #CarbonSequestration this provides; & replaces more #CarbonIntensive building materials.
    3. The real issue isn't Sitka spruce per se, but our #SilviculturalPractice
    Ask why not #regenerate &/or replant the vast areas of #Scotland's currently denuded, depleted #BarrenWastelands of sheep & shooting estates? #RightTreeRightPlaceRightReason

  20. @peterbrown @jbenjamint
    Ok, I'll play!
    1. I see more Larch than Spruce.
    2. Like it or not, spruce is our best bet for construction timber & the long term #CarbonSequestration this provides; & replaces more #CarbonIntensive building materials.
    3. The real issue isn't Sitka spruce per se, but our #SilviculturalPractice
    Ask why not #regenerate &/or replant the vast areas of #Scotland's currently denuded, depleted #BarrenWastelands of sheep & shooting estates? #RightTreeRightPlaceRightReason

  21. 🌱 Natural practices for a healthy garden
    Adopt simple, #sustainable and accessible methods to all, to farm without #chemicals.

    🌿 Effective actions
    • Use of home compost
    • Natural fertilizers such as nettle purine or #coffee mark
    • Association of plants to keep pests away

    🌞 A productive and #ecological #vegetable garden
    Gentle techniques that promote #biodiversity, #regenerate soil and improve harvest over the seasons.
    . uganda Eco Youths Network.
    Pacific Byiringiro

  22. 🌱 Natural practices for a healthy garden
    Adopt simple, #sustainable and accessible methods to all, to farm without #chemicals.

    🌿 Effective actions
    • Use of home compost
    • Natural fertilizers such as nettle purine or #coffee mark
    • Association of plants to keep pests away

    🌞 A productive and #ecological #vegetable garden
    Gentle techniques that promote #biodiversity, #regenerate soil and improve harvest over the seasons.
    . uganda Eco Youths Network.
    Pacific Byiringiro

  23. 🌱 Natural practices for a healthy garden
    Adopt simple, #sustainable and accessible methods to all, to farm without #chemicals.

    🌿 Effective actions
    • Use of home compost
    • Natural fertilizers such as nettle purine or #coffee mark
    • Association of plants to keep pests away

    🌞 A productive and #ecological #vegetable garden
    Gentle techniques that promote #biodiversity, #regenerate soil and improve harvest over the seasons.
    . uganda Eco Youths Network.
    Pacific Byiringiro

  24. 🌱 Natural practices for a healthy garden
    Adopt simple, and accessible methods to all, to farm without .

    🌿 Effective actions
    • Use of home compost
    • Natural fertilizers such as nettle purine or mark
    • Association of plants to keep pests away

    🌞 A productive and garden
    Gentle techniques that promote , soil and improve harvest over the seasons.
    . uganda Eco Youths Network.
    Pacific Byiringiro

  25. 🌱 Natural practices for a healthy garden
    Adopt simple, #sustainable and accessible methods to all, to farm without #chemicals.

    🌿 Effective actions
    • Use of home compost
    • Natural fertilizers such as nettle purine or #coffee mark
    • Association of plants to keep pests away

    🌞 A productive and #ecological #vegetable garden
    Gentle techniques that promote #biodiversity, #regenerate soil and improve harvest over the seasons.
    . uganda Eco Youths Network.
    Pacific Byiringiro

  26. Been a busy few weeks at work, lots of use or loose award & comp time, all work is managed, a decent boss - so mid-Week skiing at @loveland (the only place in #Colorado I can even remotely afford (!), like supporting small as well)
    #skiing #mindandbody #dayoff #regenerate #work #outdoors #lovelandskiarea

  27. Been a busy few weeks at work, lots of use or loose award & comp time, all work is managed, a decent boss - so mid-Week skiing at @loveland (the only place in #Colorado I can even remotely afford (!), like supporting small as well)
    #skiing #mindandbody #dayoff #regenerate #work #outdoors #lovelandskiarea

  28. Been a busy few weeks at work, lots of use or loose award & comp time, all work is managed, a decent boss - so mid-Week skiing at @loveland (the only place in #Colorado I can even remotely afford (!), like supporting small as well)
    #skiing #mindandbody #dayoff #regenerate #work #outdoors #lovelandskiarea

  29. Been a busy few weeks at work, lots of use or loose award & comp time, all work is managed, a decent boss - so mid-Week skiing at @loveland (the only place in #Colorado I can even remotely afford (!), like supporting small as well)
    #skiing #mindandbody #dayoff #regenerate #work #outdoors #lovelandskiarea

  30. Been a busy few weeks at work, lots of use or loose award & comp time, all work is managed, a decent boss - so mid-Week skiing at @loveland (the only place in I can even remotely afford (!), like supporting small as well)

  31. The beans are in just the right spot. So is the chard near the panels and the green brush is turned into like a lizard nursery. So that's what that is now. I'm not going to touch it again. Just let it grow a little bit. Keep it trimmed at the, top lizard nest. That's what that is.
    There's at least five lizards now. It looked like I was down to just one for a second so it's good to see them coming back. It's what I've been doing out here. It has made it more lizard friendly.
    #Regenerate

  32. The beans are in just the right spot. So is the chard near the panels and the green brush is turned into like a lizard nursery. So that's what that is now. I'm not going to touch it again. Just let it grow a little bit. Keep it trimmed at the, top lizard nest. That's what that is.
    There's at least five lizards now. It looked like I was down to just one for a second so it's good to see them coming back. It's what I've been doing out here. It has made it more lizard friendly.
    #Regenerate

  33. The beans are in just the right spot. So is the chard near the panels and the green brush is turned into like a lizard nursery. So that's what that is now. I'm not going to touch it again. Just let it grow a little bit. Keep it trimmed at the, top lizard nest. That's what that is.
    There's at least five lizards now. It looked like I was down to just one for a second so it's good to see them coming back. It's what I've been doing out here. It has made it more lizard friendly.
    #Regenerate

  34. The beans are in just the right spot. So is the chard near the panels and the green brush is turned into like a lizard nursery. So that's what that is now. I'm not going to touch it again. Just let it grow a little bit. Keep it trimmed at the, top lizard nest. That's what that is.
    There's at least five lizards now. It looked like I was down to just one for a second so it's good to see them coming back. It's what I've been doing out here. It has made it more lizard friendly.
    #Regenerate

  35. The beans are in just the right spot. So is the chard near the panels and the green brush is turned into like a lizard nursery. So that's what that is now. I'm not going to touch it again. Just let it grow a little bit. Keep it trimmed at the, top lizard nest. That's what that is.
    There's at least five lizards now. It looked like I was down to just one for a second so it's good to see them coming back. It's what I've been doing out here. It has made it more lizard friendly.
    #Regenerate

  36. “Leave it better than you found it,” is a good motto to take with you on your next journey, near or far. If there's a tourist destination that could use such visitors, perhaps it's Hawaii. A year after the devastating Maui fires, the need to reshape how visitors experience the islands has become more apparent. Fodors.com writer Tykesha Burton took a trip there and came back with these tips for practicing “regenerative travel.”
    flip.it/W35XwP
    #Culture #Travel #Hawaii #Maui #Regenerate #Trips #Vacation #Volunteering

  37. “Leave it better than you found it,” is a good motto to take with you on your next journey, near or far. If there's a tourist destination that could use such visitors, perhaps it's Hawaii. A year after the devastating Maui fires, the need to reshape how visitors experience the islands has become more apparent. Fodors.com writer Tykesha Burton took a trip there and came back with these tips for practicing “regenerative travel.”
    flip.it/W35XwP
    #Culture #Travel #Hawaii #Maui #Regenerate #Trips #Vacation #Volunteering

  38. “Leave it better than you found it,” is a good motto to take with you on your next journey, near or far. If there's a tourist destination that could use such visitors, perhaps it's Hawaii. A year after the devastating Maui fires, the need to reshape how visitors experience the islands has become more apparent. Fodors.com writer Tykesha Burton took a trip there and came back with these tips for practicing “regenerative travel.”
    flip.it/W35XwP
    #Culture #Travel #Hawaii #Maui #Regenerate #Trips #Vacation #Volunteering

  39. “Leave it better than you found it,” is a good motto to take with you on your next journey, near or far. If there's a tourist destination that could use such visitors, perhaps it's Hawaii. A year after the devastating Maui fires, the need to reshape how visitors experience the islands has become more apparent. Fodors.com writer Tykesha Burton took a trip there and came back with these tips for practicing “regenerative travel.”
    flip.it/W35XwP
    #Culture #Travel #Hawaii #Maui #Regenerate #Trips #Vacation #Volunteering

  40. “Leave it better than you found it,” is a good motto to take with you on your next journey, near or far. If there's a tourist destination that could use such visitors, perhaps it's Hawaii. A year after the devastating Maui fires, the need to reshape how visitors experience the islands has become more apparent. Fodors.com writer Tykesha Burton took a trip there and came back with these tips for practicing “regenerative travel.”
    flip.it/W35XwP
    #Culture #Travel #Hawaii #Maui #Regenerate #Trips #Vacation #Volunteering