Rebuilding nature: a preview of the next Monitor weekly
Here's a preview of the April 19th issue of our new weekly. In a special report, Monitor correspondents Sarah Miller Llana and Moises Velasquez-Manoff and photographer Melanie Stetson Freeman take a deep look at environmentalism. Focusing on the Galapagos Islands, where Darwin closely observed natural selection, the Monitor team shows how preservation is now restoration -- removing invading species and lessening the human impact on the fragile ecosystem. You can read more about the issue in this Bright Green Blog post, where you can also see a video that Melanie produced.
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