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Sarah Grace Wheedleton

Sarah is the Communications and Outreach Specialist for Working Land and Seascapes and Earth Optimism.

Starting a Summer of Sustainability

Enjoy five summery stories of conservation and sustainability successes from across the Smithsonian.

Even tiny organisms can have a large effect.

Meet Some Small Creatures That Have Big Impacts on Our Ecosystems

5 Creative Approaches to Science and Sustainability

How to Celebrate Earth Day Every Day

A pair of silhouetted people stargaze

Stars, Seas and Other Scientific Successes

A view of an island with a wave revealing a coral reef underwater. Photo courtesy of Ishan on Unsplash.

Science from Sea to Sky

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Bunnies, Bears and Other Stories to Beat the January Blues

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Five Things That Made Us Optimistic in 2022

Five Spooky Species That Science Brought Back From the Brink

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Exploring the Social Side of Conservation

Pollard swimming near the Placencia Producers Cooperative farm where she sources her seaweed. Photo by Nick Perry, Coastline Studios

Sustaining a Green Business

Belize seaweed farming pioneer Lowell

Seaweed Offers Solutions for Humans, Habitats, and Hair in Belize

People wander a livestock market near the Masai Mara, chatting and examining the sheep and goats. Photo courtesy of Cindy Obath

Bringing the Masai Mara to the National Mall

Rachael Brenneman (left), Julia Smith (center), and Skye Austin (right) pose with supplies for their remote research projects. Photo: Amy Hruska

Three Undergraduate Students Share Their Remote Research Experience

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