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Elk Can Migrate Through Private Colorado Ranch After First-of-its-Kind Deal with Conservation Group

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

A Colorado rancher has signed a first-of-its-kind agreement that will see a conservation organization help pay for his land leases in exchange for letting wildlife access it. America is a leader across many dimensions, few more so than in innovative conservation strategies. From the concept of the 'national park' to the Federal duck stamp, America has never been short of good ideas for how to help man and the great nature of North America coexist in harmony.
Computer Chips Running at Speed of Light Boast Better Performance and Reduced Energy Use

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

A tech firm has just demonstrated that a computer chip using light and the speed at which it moves for processing is capable of handling real-world computer workloads at revolutionary speeds and energy efficiency. The firm's CEO has called it a "technology marvel" that stands to change the future of computing to one in which the single path of innovation that started with the first integrated circuit is departed from, and a multipolar world of computing possibilities is entered.
Solar Tricycle Startup Helps Entrepreneurial Women Be Drivers of Change in Africa

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

In Zimbabwe, an Africa-born mobility startup is providing women with the catalyst they need to drive change in their community and society. Called the Hamba, this durable electric tricycle is mobilizing a generation of working women and mothers, allowing them to perform arduous tasks with relative ease and comfort. Manufactured in Africa and managed by the startup Mobility for Africa (MFA), a leasing program for women allowed one or several locals to lease a Hamba for $15 a month.
Trading Cards Featuring Middle-Aged Men Go Viral in Japanese Town, Boosting Volunteerism and Awe of Elders

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

In a story that will make you 'aww' and 'aha' like the best Pixar film, a Japanese community center released a line of collectable trading cards featuring the town's older male residents. Seeking a way for the younger generation to connect with the "amazing" community members middle-aged and older, the center's secretary general leveraged the youth's enduring love of the Pokémon trading card game to create these masterpieces of civic engagement.
Antiviral Chewing Gum Can Reduce Influenza and Herpes Simplex Transmission

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

Scientists in Pennsylvania have created a kind of antiviral chewing gum made from the Australian pea plant. Containing a strong antiviral protein, the researches have used it to reduce the viral load in patients' mouths for both influenza and herpes simplex viruses.
Rare Colocolo Cat Captured on Trail Cam in Chile Sauntering up as if on a Catwalk (Watch)

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

A conservation nonprofit in Chile has delighted South American ecologists with the daytime camera trap footage of a Pampas cat, an extremely rare, non-endangered, and little-understood small wildcat species. Named after the characteristic South American environment they thrive in, the "Colocolo," to use the local name, looks like a small lynx, or large house cat. Captured by the Colocolo Project, the footage is the second sighting of the cat made by the group this year.
'It's unbelievable!'

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

Most times you read about a 'cure' in the news, you'll find out towards the end of the story that it's just a 'potential' cure, or that someone has been 'seemingly cured.'But from Palm Beach, Florida comes the story that 72-year-old Orlando Avendaño has been cured of his essential hand tremor, and we can also say the cure, which took just a few hours, was fully covered by Medicare.
Americans Can Eat the Best Naples Pizza on Earth without Leaving North America

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

To the sentiment of your average Italian, it would be a surprise that the winner of the world's best Naples-style pizza came from Turin, and downright unbelievable that his pizzeria isn't even in Italy. Nope: to get the world's best pizza Napolitana will cost you $8.00 for the pie, and $250 for a two-way ticket to Montreal, Canada, the adopted home of Signore Mirko D'Agata.
Thriving Ecosystem of Deep-Sea Creatures Discovered After Iceberg Detached Serendipitously from Antarctica

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

After a Chicago-sized iceberg broke off from Antarctica, a research vessel changed plans and went to explore an underwater world never seen before by humans. Researchers and crewmembers aboard the Schmidt Ocean Institute's Falkor (too), "seized upon the moment" that was presented to them, and in doing so produced the first oceanographical, biological, and geological study of the area.
Unable to Return to the Wild, Rescued Foxes Still Have Plenty to Be Pawsitive About

2 weeks ago | goodnewsnetwork.org | Andy Corbley

A nonprofit organization that provides a safe and permanent home for foxes rescued from the fur trade, celebrated its fifth anniversary in March with a call for donations. Proceeds would go to updating and improving the housing where the group keeps the foxes it has in its care, as well as expanding a unique human-animal therapy program. During its first five years, Pawsitive Beginnings has provided permanent sanctuary to eight foxes rescued from the fur trade.