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Lystbækgaard, a sheep farm in West Jutland, Denmark, is home to Berit and her 800 sheep. Here, women have a chance to come and experience a different kind of life close to nature.

Kelly Smallwood, turns to the fragile ancient world of caves to navigate life after a cancer diagnosis, finding purpose and peace in the places most fear to go.

Matter of Trust, founded by Lisa Gautier, is a nonprofit focused on collecting hair, fur, and wool fibers to make mats that absorb oil spills, filter storm drains, and restore soil.

Long-haul trucker Bobby Coffey-Loy juggles driving up to 6,000 weekly miles while caring for his terminally ill mother.

Thanks to the Raise the Roof Campaign led by Friends of Acadia staff and donors, Acadia National Park, Friends of Acadia, and Island Explorer seasonal employees now have access to brand new affordable housing in an area long challenged by high living costs.

Carroll Homestead is one of Acadia National Parks' hidden treasures. It's a remarkable 19th-century home that offers a rare glimpse into the lives of early settlers on Mount Desert Island.

Danny Bays, a local geocacher from Bowling Green, searches for hidden treasures and shares his passion for the hobby with his community, revealing the joy of exploration and connection.

A reimagined Oxon Run Park takes shape in the heart of Southeast Washington, D.C.A variety of nonprofits work together to improve the park and the stream running through it.

Nansemond Indian Nation continues its legacy of stewardship with 9,000 oyster drop. Tribal leadership makes plans to steward reclaimed land.

After facing years of health challenges, Argentine-born Andrea Cecilia Mayoh Moreno found healing in Petersholm, a permaculture garden that became both her livelihood and her lifeline.