In 2013, England loaded 2.8 million living moss capsules into a helicopter and then flew them over a peat bog too remote to restore by hand

Degraded peatlands in England’s Peak District were restored using helicopter-scattered sphagnum moss. This innovative approach helped re-establish vital moss colonies on remote and inaccessible terrains. The moss acts like a sponge, retaining water and allowing peat to reform naturally. This restoration project is now a model for other degraded peatland areas across the United Kingdom….

‘Unnecessary pressure’: Ex-cricketer questions Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s elevation to vice-captaincy

Former Gujarat captain Priyank Panchal expressed skepticism regarding Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s recent appointment as vice-captain for the upcoming Duleep Trophy. The young talent, aged just 15, will support Ishan Kishan in this significant role. Sooryavanshi earned recognition after his Player of the Series performance in Zimbabwe, leading selectors to justify their choice as part of a…