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Stories that will make you smile — picked especially for curious minds aged 8 to 14.
A marine biologist named Tabitha spent three months helping a sea turtle named Syrena get healthy again by removing hundreds of barnacles covering her shell. Now Syrena is strong and happy, swimming free in the ocean like a brand-new turtle!
A dance teacher named Jamie Schuler created special classes where everyone can dance however they want—sitting down, standing up, or moving at their own speed. The classes are so fun and joyful that they help people feel happier and healthier, proving that dancing is for absolutely everybody!
A kind reverend loved walking along a beautiful stretch of rocky Cornish coastline so much that he decided to protect it forever—now families can explore these amazing cliffs and paths for generations to come! The National Trust will take care of this special place so that kids and grown-ups can enjoy the same wonderful views and adventures the reverend loved.
Five best friends have taken the exact same photo together every single year for 42 years—that's like taking a picture every year since before you were even born! Now they're in their 60s and still do it, showing that real friendships can last your whole life long.
The Quapaw Nation cleaned up a dirty mining area in Oklahoma and turned it into healthy farmland where they now grow wheat, corn, and raise cattle! It's an awesome example of how people can fix broken land and make it useful and beautiful again.
Scientists in Bermuda have helped bring back a super rare seabird called a cahow from almost disappearing forever! A baby cahow just hatched on a special island, which is exciting because it means these amazing birds are making a comeback thanks to people working hard to protect them.
Scientists exploring 60+ caves in Cambodia found brand-new types of snakes and other animals that nobody had ever discovered before! These hidden cave creatures show how many amazing animals are still waiting to be found in the world.
A pizza delivery driver worked so hard to get someone's order just right—even going to the grocery store to make sure everything was perfect! The happy customer gave him such a big tip that it changed his life and showed how much people appreciate kindness and hard work.
Leaders from countries all around the world just made a special promise to protect amazing animals like giant otters that travel long distances across different countries. Now these animals have a superhero team of people working together to keep them safe no matter where they swim, fly, or walk!
Ruth Hasman is a "Teddy Bear Doctor" in Vancouver who fixes stuffed animals that families have loved for years—even toys that are over 100 years old! She helps families keep their favorite furry friends looking perfect and makes sure the special memories attached to them stay alive forever.
Two giant space telescopes worked together to take the most amazing pictures of Saturn ever—showing its colorful clouds, wild storms, and beautiful rings in super detail! Scientists are using these pictures to figure out how Saturn's weather works, which helps us understand all the giant planets floating around in space.
Workers cleaned up a really dirty canal in India and planted 20,000 baby mangrove trees to bring it back to life! Now fish are returning, the water is getting cleaner, and a whole forest is growing where garbage used to float.
Egypt is using the super sunny and windy desert to create clean energy that will power millions of homes! It's like turning the sun and wind into electricity to light up entire cities.
An 8-year-old girl from the Netherlands won a big art competition with her colorful drawing of silly, friendly monsters called 'Sweet Monsters.' Her artwork was so cool that it's going to be painted on the outside of a real train that thousands of people will see every day!
Scientists think they found the real bones of a famous soldier named d'Artagnan who lived hundreds of years ago—he inspired an amazing storybook! They're using special tests to prove it's really him, which would solve a mystery that's been unsolved for centuries.
Scientists created a special artificial nest that helped a rare Australian cockatoo have a healthy baby for the first time—giving this endangered bird species hope for survival! This clever invention shows how people can use creative ideas to protect amazing animals when their natural homes disappear.
Jane Goodall is a scientist who discovered that chimpanzees are super smart and can use tools just like humans do—and today she's turning 92! Her amazing discoveries helped us understand animals better and inspired people all around the world to protect wildlife and nature.
A teenage boy found a giant shark tooth the size of a ruler while diving for fossils in Florida—it belonged to a megalodon, the biggest shark that ever lived! His amazing discovery proves that you never know what incredible treasures are hiding in the ocean, just waiting to be found by curious explorers.
Some Japanese towns figured out how to recycle used diapers instead of throwing them away, which is pretty amazing! They turned the old diapers into brand new diapers and other useful things, so less trash ended up in the garbage dump.
Archaeologists discovered that Native Americans invented dice thousands of years ago—way before anyone else in the world! This amazing find shows how creative and clever Native American people were, and it's one of the coolest game inventions in human history.
Matt Sipes, an amazing bowler who is autistic, just rolled a perfect bowling game with a score of 300—the best score possible! He worked super hard to achieve his dream, and now he's a professional bowler showing everyone what he can do.
Morty is a lucky rabbit who was rescued and now lives with an owner who plays the block-stacking game Jenga with him every day! This clever bunny has gone from having an uncertain future to being a champion player and the best friend ever.
A group called the Global Kindness Project is giving away $500,000 to help people do amazing things in their communities around the world! Kids and adults are already using the money to make their neighborhoods better and help people in need.
Animals that travel thousands of miles every year are getting better protection, so they can safely make their amazing journeys across the world. Meanwhile, solar panels are getting better at catching the sun's power, which helps keep our planet healthy!
Scientists found that the Great Barrier Reef is healthier than it's been in 36 years, with colorful corals covering more area than ever before! When people work together to protect ocean animals and keep the water clean, these amazing underwater homes can grow back and thrive again.
A empty lot covered in graffiti turned into an amazing garden where families grow fresh vegetables and learn to cook together! Now the garden feeds 200 families and even gave jobs to people in the neighborhood.
The UK just set an amazing world record by running completely on power from the sun for two whole days! Scientists built huge solar farms and better batteries to store the sun's energy, which shows how cool clean energy is becoming.
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