The Green Wave
Steer a persistent trail from grass to forest. Reconnect with your own growth to form sanctuaries.
Play the originalEight ways to restore a landscape
All four original studies remain intact. Four new modes explore flowing water, wildlife journeys, habitat diversity, and the return of spring.
Steer a persistent trail from grass to forest. Reconnect with your own growth to form sanctuaries.
Play the originalPlace clover, pioneer trees, and rain groves. Their areas overlap to create symbiosis and accelerate succession.
Plant with influenceRun a synchronous ecology model. Neighboring plants mature and cast seeds eastward as a forest front emerges.
Run the modelClick a tile to sow, tend, or scatter. Your action happens first, then the entire ecosystem advances one season.
Take the first turnDig channels, shape ponds, and plant water-retaining trees. Guide rain from a spring to three dry valleys.
Follow the waterConnect isolated shelters with vegetation suited to rabbits, birds, and deer. Travelling animals carry new seeds.
Make room to roamBuild one connected patch of meadow, shrubs, forest, and wetland. Preserve clearings as the woodland matures.
Shape a living mosaicGuide warmth past ancient groves. Leave sleeping roots behind; return to old paths to awaken flowering reunions.
Bring back the spring