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  1. Greenwich council confirms next steps for regeneration scheme

    © Royal Borough of Greenwich The Royal Borough of Greenwich has moved forward with plans to deliver Woolwich…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Greenwich #Housing #regeneration
    europesays.com/gbr/london/1480

  2. Astrozyten könnten sich nach Hirnverletzungen gezielt erneuern: Forschende der Universität Zürich beobachteten bei Mäusen, wie neue Zellkerne entlang regenerativer Astrozyten-Fortsätze in die geschädigte Region wandern. 🧠🔬 Fortschritt im Verständnis von Reparaturmechanismen—und potenziell neue Therapieansätze. #Neurowissenschaften #Hirnforschung #Regeneration #Medizin #NatureNeuroscience nau.ch/news/forschung/astrozyt

  3. Astrozyten könnten sich nach Hirnverletzungen gezielt erneuern: Forschende der Universität Zürich beobachteten bei Mäusen, wie neue Zellkerne entlang regenerativer Astrozyten-Fortsätze in die geschädigte Region wandern. 🧠🔬 Fortschritt im Verständnis von Reparaturmechanismen—und potenziell neue Therapieansätze. #Neurowissenschaften #Hirnforschung #Regeneration #Medizin #NatureNeuroscience nau.ch/news/forschung/astrozyt

  4. Astrozyten könnten sich nach Hirnverletzungen gezielt erneuern: Forschende der Universität Zürich beobachteten bei Mäusen, wie neue Zellkerne entlang regenerativer Astrozyten-Fortsätze in die geschädigte Region wandern. 🧠🔬 Fortschritt im Verständnis von Reparaturmechanismen—und potenziell neue Therapieansätze. #Neurowissenschaften #Hirnforschung #Regeneration #Medizin #NatureNeuroscience nau.ch/news/forschung/astrozyt

  5. Astrozyten könnten sich nach Hirnverletzungen gezielt erneuern: Forschende der Universität Zürich beobachteten bei Mäusen, wie neue Zellkerne entlang regenerativer Astrozyten-Fortsätze in die geschädigte Region wandern. 🧠🔬 Fortschritt im Verständnis von Reparaturmechanismen—und potenziell neue Therapieansätze. nau.ch/news/forschung/astrozyt

  6. Astrozyten könnten sich nach Hirnverletzungen gezielt erneuern: Forschende der Universität Zürich beobachteten bei Mäusen, wie neue Zellkerne entlang regenerativer Astrozyten-Fortsätze in die geschädigte Region wandern. 🧠🔬 Fortschritt im Verständnis von Reparaturmechanismen—und potenziell neue Therapieansätze. #Neurowissenschaften #Hirnforschung #Regeneration #Medizin #NatureNeuroscience nau.ch/news/forschung/astrozyt

  7. Wow, at the beginning of Destiny of the Daleks Part 1, Romana is trying on different bodies for her #Regeneration. Though the brunette form she had in the previous episode is much more interesting 😺 So, yes, apparently I'm surveying all of the companions of #ClassicWho as part of my own cycle.

  8. Wow, at the beginning of Destiny of the Daleks Part 1, Romana is trying on different bodies for her #Regeneration. Though the brunette form she had in the previous episode is much more interesting 😺 So, yes, apparently I'm surveying all of the companions of #ClassicWho as part of my own cycle.

  9. Win your place in history aboard the new Mersey Ferry

    Bringing together city region leaders, partners, stakeholders and Mersey Ferries supporters, the entry into service celebrations will showcase…
    #Liverpool #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #Economy #GreatBritain #leisure #Regeneration
    europesays.com/uk/1151635/

  10. Hope for a wilder Britain with George Monbiot.
    "For me, the driver has always been love. It's been a love of thriving nature, it's been a love of rich and interesting landscapes and it's been this despair at seeing so few of them in our own country."

    Reading George Monbiot's book 'Feral' a decade ago opened Ben Goldsmith's eyes to the truly dire state of nature in #Britain, and to the notion that #rewilding.
    #Nature #Regeneration
    pocketcasts.com/podcast/rewild

  11. Hope for a wilder Britain with George Monbiot.
    "For me, the driver has always been love. It's been a love of thriving nature, it's been a love of rich and interesting landscapes and it's been this despair at seeing so few of them in our own country."

    Reading George Monbiot's book 'Feral' a decade ago opened Ben Goldsmith's eyes to the truly dire state of nature in #Britain, and to the notion that #rewilding.
    #Nature #Regeneration
    pocketcasts.com/podcast/rewild

  12. Hope for a wilder Britain with George Monbiot.
    "For me, the driver has always been love. It's been a love of thriving nature, it's been a love of rich and interesting landscapes and it's been this despair at seeing so few of them in our own country."

    Reading George Monbiot's book 'Feral' a decade ago opened Ben Goldsmith's eyes to the truly dire state of nature in #Britain, and to the notion that #rewilding.
    #Nature #Regeneration
    pocketcasts.com/podcast/rewild

  13. Hope for a wilder Britain with George Monbiot.
    "For me, the driver has always been love. It's been a love of thriving nature, it's been a love of rich and interesting landscapes and it's been this despair at seeing so few of them in our own country."

    Reading George Monbiot's book 'Feral' a decade ago opened Ben Goldsmith's eyes to the truly dire state of nature in #Britain, and to the notion that #rewilding.
    #Nature #Regeneration
    pocketcasts.com/podcast/rewild

  14. Hope for a wilder Britain with George Monbiot.
    "For me, the driver has always been love. It's been a love of thriving nature, it's been a love of rich and interesting landscapes and it's been this despair at seeing so few of them in our own country."

    Reading George Monbiot's book 'Feral' a decade ago opened Ben Goldsmith's eyes to the truly dire state of nature in #Britain, and to the notion that #rewilding.
    #Nature #Regeneration
    pocketcasts.com/podcast/rewild

  15. Changes to Grange Road West to begin following trial review

    Letters will shortly be sent to businesses on Grange Road West outlining the next phase of changes for…
    #Liverpool #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #GreatBritain #HighwaysandTransport #Regeneration
    europesays.com/uk/1149892/

  16. Wirral tourism businesses urged to enter regional awards

    Entries are open for the prestigious awards programme, which celebrates the people, places and experiences that make the…
    #Liverpool #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #Culture #Economy #GreatBritain #Regeneration #Tourism
    europesays.com/uk/1147526/

  17. Strategic Housing Partnership accelerates delivery of affordable housing

    Wirral Council’s leader says a new partnership led by the authority will align “plans, investment and expertise, to…
    #Liverpool #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #GreatBritain #Housing #Regeneration
    europesays.com/uk/1144575/

  18. Record-breaking Youth Market to showcase Wirral’s young entrepreneurs

    More than 85 young traders and performers will take part in this month’s Wirral Youth Market in Bromborough,…
    #Liverpool #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #Business #ChildrenandYoungPeople #Economy #GreatBritain #Regeneration
    europesays.com/uk/1144139/

  19. Karakusevic Carson clears final planning hurdle for 995-home Haringey scheme

    The Hackney-based practice won approval for 291 homes along with 425m2 of commercial and educational space within the…
    #London #Britain #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Haringey #AffordableHousing #KarakusevicCarsonArchitects #regeneration #tottenham
    europesays.com/gbr/london/1034

  20. You can now access all replays of the International Festival Of Wild & Kind Ideas from May 2026 - hosted by #MoragGamble - in exchange for your email and an optional financial contribution:

    permacultureeducationinstitute

    Soo many important & inspiring talks, people and ideas ✨🌱

    #rewilding #permaculture #ecology #kindness #wilderness #future #regeneration #culture #humanity

  21. You can now access all replays of the International Festival Of Wild & Kind Ideas from May 2026 - hosted by #MoragGamble - in exchange for your email and an optional financial contribution:

    permacultureeducationinstitute

    Soo many important & inspiring talks, people and ideas ✨🌱

    #rewilding #permaculture #ecology #kindness #wilderness #future #regeneration #culture #humanity

  22. You can now access all replays of the International Festival Of Wild & Kind Ideas from May 2026 - hosted by #MoragGamble - in exchange for your email and an optional financial contribution:

    permacultureeducationinstitute

    Soo many important & inspiring talks, people and ideas ✨🌱

    #rewilding #permaculture #ecology #kindness #wilderness #future #regeneration #culture #humanity

  23. You can now access all replays of the International Festival Of Wild & Kind Ideas from May 2026 - hosted by #MoragGamble - in exchange for your email and an optional financial contribution:

    permacultureeducationinstitute

    Soo many important & inspiring talks, people and ideas ✨🌱

    #rewilding #permaculture #ecology #kindness #wilderness #future #regeneration #culture #humanity

  24. You can now access all replays of the International Festival Of Wild & Kind Ideas from May 2026 - hosted by #MoragGamble - in exchange for your email and an optional financial contribution:

    permacultureeducationinstitute

    Soo many important & inspiring talks, people and ideas ✨🌱

    #rewilding #permaculture #ecology #kindness #wilderness #future #regeneration #culture #humanity

  25. Urban evolution in Asia: from Seoul to Shanghai and beyond

    Transformed neighbourhoodHip to be squareSeoul Regeneration Seoul’s Hannam district was once a cultural wasteland. Hemmed in by Mount…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Seoul #JAPAN #regeneration #shanghai #Urbanism
    europesays.com/korea/112980/

  26. Musicians wanted for New Brighton’s Busk on the Beach

    Part of the Liverpool Summer of Music programme, Busk on the Beach is a collaboration between Wirral Council,…
    #Liverpool #UnitedKingdom #UK #GB #England #Headlines #News #Europe #EU #Britain #Culture #Economy #GreatBritain #Regeneration #Tourism
    europesays.com/uk/1135200/

  27. Sacred Sites As Refuges For Native Plant Diversity In An Urbanized Tropical Landscape [Madagascar]
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    doi.org/10.1038/s44284-026-004 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @nicolas Salliou | Senior scientist at ETH Zürich
    “When [the authors] investigated the potential for blue-green infrastructures for the capital of Madagascar,… a large team surveyed plant communities along a rural-urban gradient.
    They found that 12 Malagasy "sacred" hill settlements, situated in the core of a pre-colonial kingdom, are particularly precious as they host a high diversity of native plants. A key insights when one considers that Madagascar is a unique hotspot for biodiversity and human cultures…”
    --
    “In fragmented and intensively managed remnant urban green spaces, enabling natural regeneration is crucial to sustain ecosystem functioning and associated services. Natural regeneration therefore offers an important lens into ecological resilience in human-modified landscapes. Here [the authors] present one of the most comprehensive field-based assessments of urban plant diversity in the Afrotropics, comprising over 25,000 naturally regenerating woody plant individuals of 206 species (39% native) across 329 vegetation patches in Antananarivo, Madagascar. Landscape-level native species diversity declined with greater building complexity, density and socio-economic development, whereas exotic species showed no consistent associations with determinants of urban characteristics. Native species richness was highest in ‘sacred’ forest fragments, many of which contain historic remains dating back to pre-colonial times. Notably, seven of the ten most species-rich patches were located in such sites. [Their] findings highlight the potentially important role of these sites in sustaining native species diversity and indicate how socio-cultural factors can present both opportunities and barriers for tropical urban conservation and restoration...”
    #sacredsites #antananarivo #madagascar #vegetation #nativeplant #urban #greenspace #tropical #hillsettlements #spatialanalysis #survey #ecosystem #biodiversity #ecology #regeneration #humanimpacts #GIS #spatial #mapping #afrotropics #forest #forestfragments #precolonial #sustainability #diversity #native #sociocultural #restoration

  28. Sacred Sites As Refuges For Native Plant Diversity In An Urbanized Tropical Landscape [Madagascar]
    --
    doi.org/10.1038/s44284-026-004 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @nicolas Salliou | Senior scientist at ETH Zürich
    “When [the authors] investigated the potential for blue-green infrastructures for the capital of Madagascar,… a large team surveyed plant communities along a rural-urban gradient.
    They found that 12 Malagasy "sacred" hill settlements, situated in the core of a pre-colonial kingdom, are particularly precious as they host a high diversity of native plants. A key insights when one considers that Madagascar is a unique hotspot for biodiversity and human cultures…”
    --
    “In fragmented and intensively managed remnant urban green spaces, enabling natural regeneration is crucial to sustain ecosystem functioning and associated services. Natural regeneration therefore offers an important lens into ecological resilience in human-modified landscapes. Here [the authors] present one of the most comprehensive field-based assessments of urban plant diversity in the Afrotropics, comprising over 25,000 naturally regenerating woody plant individuals of 206 species (39% native) across 329 vegetation patches in Antananarivo, Madagascar. Landscape-level native species diversity declined with greater building complexity, density and socio-economic development, whereas exotic species showed no consistent associations with determinants of urban characteristics. Native species richness was highest in ‘sacred’ forest fragments, many of which contain historic remains dating back to pre-colonial times. Notably, seven of the ten most species-rich patches were located in such sites. [Their] findings highlight the potentially important role of these sites in sustaining native species diversity and indicate how socio-cultural factors can present both opportunities and barriers for tropical urban conservation and restoration...”
    #sacredsites #antananarivo #madagascar #vegetation #nativeplant #urban #greenspace #tropical #hillsettlements #spatialanalysis #survey #ecosystem #biodiversity #ecology #regeneration #humanimpacts #GIS #spatial #mapping #afrotropics #forest #forestfragments #precolonial #sustainability #diversity #native #sociocultural #restoration

  29. Sacred Sites As Refuges For Native Plant Diversity In An Urbanized Tropical Landscape [Madagascar]
    --
    doi.org/10.1038/s44284-026-004 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @nicolas Salliou | Senior scientist at ETH Zürich
    “When [the authors] investigated the potential for blue-green infrastructures for the capital of Madagascar,… a large team surveyed plant communities along a rural-urban gradient.
    They found that 12 Malagasy "sacred" hill settlements, situated in the core of a pre-colonial kingdom, are particularly precious as they host a high diversity of native plants. A key insights when one considers that Madagascar is a unique hotspot for biodiversity and human cultures…”
    --
    “In fragmented and intensively managed remnant urban green spaces, enabling natural regeneration is crucial to sustain ecosystem functioning and associated services. Natural regeneration therefore offers an important lens into ecological resilience in human-modified landscapes. Here [the authors] present one of the most comprehensive field-based assessments of urban plant diversity in the Afrotropics, comprising over 25,000 naturally regenerating woody plant individuals of 206 species (39% native) across 329 vegetation patches in Antananarivo, Madagascar. Landscape-level native species diversity declined with greater building complexity, density and socio-economic development, whereas exotic species showed no consistent associations with determinants of urban characteristics. Native species richness was highest in ‘sacred’ forest fragments, many of which contain historic remains dating back to pre-colonial times. Notably, seven of the ten most species-rich patches were located in such sites. [Their] findings highlight the potentially important role of these sites in sustaining native species diversity and indicate how socio-cultural factors can present both opportunities and barriers for tropical urban conservation and restoration...”
    #sacredsites #antananarivo #madagascar #vegetation #nativeplant #urban #greenspace #tropical #hillsettlements #spatialanalysis #survey #ecosystem #biodiversity #ecology #regeneration #humanimpacts #GIS #spatial #mapping #afrotropics #forest #forestfragments #precolonial #sustainability #diversity #native #sociocultural #restoration

  30. Sacred Sites As Refuges For Native Plant Diversity In An Urbanized Tropical Landscape [Madagascar]
    --
    doi.org/10.1038/s44284-026-004 <-- shared paper
    --
    H/T @nicolas Salliou | Senior scientist at ETH Zürich
    “When [the authors] investigated the potential for blue-green infrastructures for the capital of Madagascar,… a large team surveyed plant communities along a rural-urban gradient.
    They found that 12 Malagasy "sacred" hill settlements, situated in the core of a pre-colonial kingdom, are particularly precious as they host a high diversity of native plants. A key insights when one considers that Madagascar is a unique hotspot for biodiversity and human cultures…”
    --
    “In fragmented and intensively managed remnant urban green spaces, enabling natural regeneration is crucial to sustain ecosystem functioning and associated services. Natural regeneration therefore offers an important lens into ecological resilience in human-modified landscapes. Here [the authors] present one of the most comprehensive field-based assessments of urban plant diversity in the Afrotropics, comprising over 25,000 naturally regenerating woody plant individuals of 206 species (39% native) across 329 vegetation patches in Antananarivo, Madagascar. Landscape-level native species diversity declined with greater building complexity, density and socio-economic development, whereas exotic species showed no consistent associations with determinants of urban characteristics. Native species richness was highest in ‘sacred’ forest fragments, many of which contain historic remains dating back to pre-colonial times. Notably, seven of the ten most species-rich patches were located in such sites. [Their] findings highlight the potentially important role of these sites in sustaining native species diversity and indicate how socio-cultural factors can present both opportunities and barriers for tropical urban conservation and restoration...”

  31. Catchpenny London: A Field Guide to the Capital's Latest Grifts
    London — Three hundred years after the word first entered the English language to describe cheap, showy wares hawked on street corners for a penny, London has apparently decided to bring the concept back at scale. #CamdenMarket #catchpenny #DowningStreet #giftshop #London #Politics #rebatescheme #regeneration #satire #SevenDials #tabloid #WestEnd

    prat.uk/a-field-guide-to-catch

  32. Catchpenny London: A Field Guide to the Capital's Latest Grifts
    London — Three hundred years after the word first entered the English language to describe cheap, showy wares hawked on street corners for a penny, London has apparently decided to bring the concept back at scale. #CamdenMarket #catchpenny #DowningStreet #giftshop #London #Politics #rebatescheme #regeneration #satire #SevenDials #tabloid #WestEnd

    prat.uk/a-field-guide-to-catch