Cover story
The forest that governs its own future
What changes when a forest has rights of its own? Explore the people protecting living places, the decisions shaping their future, and the evidence needed to understand both.
RoarSoar Magazine
Earth & Nature
The Living World Issue · September 2026
The forest that governs its own future
Inside the movement giving legal rights to forests—and a new model for people and nature to thrive together.
Wild Places
The Last Quiet Valleys
Five extraordinary landscapes still wild—and why their silence matters more than ever.
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What have you noticed?
Record a field observation, a change you have seen or a question worth investigating.
Photography
▧ +12Life in the Green Corridor
A photographic journey through the animals and people of a changing forest.
Field Notes
A Morning in the Cloud Forest
Mist, birdcalls and a surprising encounter on the ridge.
The Interview
“The forest teaches us how to belong.”
A conversation about guardianship, justice and living in relationship with land.
Indigenous Knowledge
A Forest Is Not a Resource. It Is a Relative.
Voices from Belém on agroecology, sovereignty and the future of the Amazon.
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Show us a place
Put a landscape, habitat or affected area on the map.
Listen
▶Voices from the Forest
A podcast series sharing Indigenous perspectives on conservation and culture.
Species
The Elephants’ New Route
How a remarkable migration is reshaping a region—and offering hope for coexistence.
Watch
▶Reef Revival
A short film about the people restoring hope beneath the waves.
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Bring a species, ecosystem or moment in nature into your investigation.
Oceans
Hope Beneath the Surface
How marine protected areas are bringing oceans back to life.
Natural Calendar
- 14 SEPWhale migration · Pacific coast
- 22 SEPAutumn equinox · A global turning point
- 5 OCTMonarch migration · Southern flight begins
- 21 OCTOrionid meteor shower · Best viewed pre-dawn
Climate
A Warmer World, Wiser Solutions
Innovative communities are showing how climate action can restore nature and strengthen lives.
Ideas
Small Actions, Big Horizons
Ten everyday choices that help build a healthier, wilder planet.
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Follow a story
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From Our Readers
“Nature has a way of reminding us what really matters.”
Priya Menon · IndiaAdd something
Who is protecting nature?
Introduce someone working to care for a species or wild place.
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What is changing?
Share an observation about a habitat, weather or wildlife.
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Let us hear it
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