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The best Biodiversity newsletters

4 newsletters, ranked by editorial quality and how recently they published. Looking for something more specific? Search instead.

pitchstonewaters.com· weekly· Published yesterday

Pitchstone Waters publishes essays for ranchers, land managers and conservationists on grazing, fire, monitoring and biodiversity, arguing that management decisions should rest on clearly named questions and evidence. Readers get bounded, evidence-aware analysis of practical stewardship issues rather than slogans.

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predirections.substack.com· weekly· Published 6 days ago

Weekly essays by ecologist Jonathan Tonkin on biodiversity, climate and water, mixing analysis of global reports with personal reflection. Readers get a scientist's perspective on conservation progress alongside thoughts on attention, family and living well while caring for the future.

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Earth.Org

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earth.org· daily· Published 3 days ago

Environmental journalism covering climate, biodiversity, and sustainability, mixing news analysis, guest op-eds, and explainers. Readers get context on policy events such as elections and UN conferences alongside fact-based roundups.

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billfrist.substack.com· weekly· Published 8 days ago

A physician-written newsletter that explains climate change, biodiversity loss and extreme weather through the lens of human health, using medical analogies to debunk myths. It also covers public health issues such as vaccines and measles outbreaks.

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