4PLANET MAGAZINE
4PLANET MAGAZINE
Stories and signals about the living planet — species, places, people, science, engineering, solutions and culture.
Stories
- The ocean watch that grew to 1.8 million kilometres
- 5 a.m. on the bridge over the Bay of Biscay
- The air filter that became a biodiversity time machine
- How a dead mine became a wetland
- Can AI make coral restoration less manual?
- What if the road could warn the car before the moose arrives?
- A sea pen instead of a tank
- Why 4Planet exists
- Four ways into one living planet
- The intelligence that travels through whole oceans
- What a credible tree pathway actually looks like
- The Amazon is more than a forest
- Making impact easy — without making it fake
Planet Signals
- Cities keep solving connected problems in separate rooms
- A city tree count is useful. It is not the same thing as biodiversity.
- The ocean is becoming a planning problem with no spare layer
- Biodiversity sampling is learning how to stay in the water longer
- What if urban design left more room for succession?
- Stormwater infrastructure could be designed for more than water
- Nature-positive cities need a framework that survives the budget meeting
- The farm of the future probably needs fewer isolated miracles
- Fruit waste is being asked to do a second job
- A resilient food system may need diversity far beyond the field
- Seaweed has a supply-chain problem before it has a recipe problem
- Carbon-friendly farming does not produce one biodiversity response