NATURE

Researchers say the saltier water and sand could threaten coastal wildlife.

Proposed sites include a hydrothermal field and a "white shark cafe."

While most of us treasure our time hiking the trails, spotting wildlife, and camping out under the stars, America’s National Parks aren’t everyone’s cup of tea

Honey hunters use special calls to enlist wax-eating birds, who lead the people to beehives in exchange for leftovers.

Visitation is at an all-time high ahead of the centennial.

Some trees can boast A-list status, whether for their massive measurements, the number of years they’ve got under their belt (and inside their trunks), or their place in history.

Because sometimes you need a charismatic, well-spoken naturalist when you're on the go.

Something to ponder during your next bubble bath.

What is that pretty flower called? Pl@ntNet can tell you.

Blanketed in lush forests and sprawling farmlands, the Evergreen State is one of America’s greatest producers of fresh produce, rock & roll music, and tech start-ups.

Stop studying and go outside!