Reviving L.A.’s Burned Landscapes, One Seed Bomb at a Time
A family in California who lost their home to wildfires is now working on revitalizing the burned landscape by planting seed bombs. The Goodyear family joined thousands of others in fleeing the 2025 wildfires that ravaged over 37,000 acres in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. They are among many neighbors rebuilding their community.
Why it's good news: It shows resilience and hope after a devastating event.
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