People are increasingly turning to nature to cope with the pandemic and improve their wellbeing
Nature can be an important ally in these trying times.
Nature can be an important ally in these trying times.
Immersing ourselves in nature can help tackle some of the stress of the pandemic.
They are the brightest and more intense colors and there's a reason behind it.
"We're trying to show that if you're going to develop an area, you at least need to understand the human ...
Every year, the British Ecological Society runs the photo competition to "celebrate the diversity of ecology".
We should do more with less. Nature needs it.
People who visit an urban park use happier language and express less negativity on Twitter for up to four hours.
Spend some time in nature this weekend.
Many parents have been suspecting this for a while -- now we have the science to confirm it.
A new study confirms what was long-time assumed about bullfinches -- they keep the same partner throughout their lives.
Our planet's most valuable 'natural jewels' might disappear if we don't do something about it.
All nature helps, but rural and coastal areas more so than urban parks.
In a world of cages and violence, a glimpse of nature can make a huge difference.
Allan Cruickshank was a renowned National Audubon Society lecturer, photographer and author who co-published several books and field guides with ...
Crown shyness is a phenomenon observed in some tree species, in which the crowns of fully stocked trees do not ...
Nature, one of the biggest academic journal groups has announced that they will make all their articles free to view. While ...
Science confirms what many already believed: taking walks in nature lowers your stress and depression rates. You've probably heard it ...
A class of drugs currently used to treat leukemia has been found to have some severe side effects - positive ...
After performing an exhaustive quantitative research across numerous plant species, scientists at UCLA's College of Letters and Science have found that ...