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Kinute is an online magazine & community encouraging environmental stewardship through outdoor connection

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From prescribed burns to rare seed preservation The Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center continues to honor its founder’s vision by leading efforts to restore TX landscapes & inspire a deeper connection to native plants. Learn more in our latest story:

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The impact of pocket prairies is powerful for both the land & the people who live on it. When gardeners can see the full-circle effect there's pride at having a hand in nature’s restoration, of being an advocate through action.
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@BeeCityUSA is not a city--its hundreds of communities & college campuses that are mobilized to establish pollinator habitats in order to reverse their declines.

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Across TX, native aquatic plant nurseries are reviving fish habitats, stabilizing shorelines, and fighting invasive species.
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When a beloved Michigan ski haven faced an uncertain future, its founders chose legacy over profit—donating 1,100 acres and decades of dedication to ensure the snow-covered trails of ABR endure for generations to come.

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In our latest Book Talk, Amy Martin shares what inspired Wild DFW, how even small pockets of urban wilderness matter, and why connecting with nature may be one of the most radical and restorative things we can do—for ourselves and for the planet.

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Join us for a visit to the remote mountains of Colombia, where one family’s handmade sugar and deep-rooted traditions offer a powerful glimpse into how rural communities can preserve culture, protect the environment, and build a sustainable future.

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Inspired by a lifetime of studying the tenacity of the wild things that persist amidst challenging conditions, author and horticulturalist, Eric Lee-Mäder, sheds new light on a persistent plant that is finally being appreciated after decades of disdain.

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For nearly 30 years, @Pollinators has been working to promote the health of the pollinators, who are critical to both ecosystems and food production. Learn how you can help make a difference, in our latest article.

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Check out the latest in our Book Talk series -- a new children's book celebrating the animals of our national treasure the @NationalParksX

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A backyard hobby turned into a massive aquatic rescue mission as an Ohio family now works to save oversized and unwanted fish — and protect local ecosystems from the growing threat of invasive species.

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Dr. Douglas Tallamy, The New York Time’s bestselling author of Nature’s Best Hope is back with another book. This time, he’s diving even deeper into how people can make a difference.

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Join KINUTE in a deep dive into the conservation efforts of some of the biggest and most profitable brands in the outdoor industry that put purpose over profit.

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@HNPontheMap is inspiring thousands to transform their lawns into thriving ecosystems, proving that small changes can create a nationwide movement for conservation.

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Monarch butterflies are facing a critical decline, but hope isn’t lost. @MonarchsJV shares practical insights on the challenges monarchs face, the power of habitat restoration, & the simple steps anyone can take to help save these iconic pollinators.

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Time spent in nature is a healing way to recharge. Read our latest personal story about one family's ritual recharge in #bigbend

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As drought and habitat loss push the tiny, vibrantly colored Laurel Dace to the brink of extinction, biologists from the Tennessee Aquarium race against time to rescue the last remaining fish and secure their survival.

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In our latest article, learn about the scientifically proven health benefits of spending time in nature & the org bringing this info to ALL.

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