In 'agrivoltaics,' crops and solar panels not only share land and sunlight, but also help each other function more efficiently.

The Kirtland's warbler was nearly extinct in the 1970s, but now the bird has recovered and is coming off the endangered species list.

Known as the 'crown jewel' of U.S. national forests, this ancient ecosystem is at a crossroads.

Wind turbines can kill birds and bats, but they don't have to. Here are a few ways to help them coexist.

A renowned biologist wants us to set aside half the planet for wildlife, part of a growing effort to avert the first man-made mass extinction.

Species from all over the animal kingdom face serious danger from noise pollution, researchers warn.

The behavior has never been documented in other insects, researchers say.

It doesn't feel right to put Christmas lights in a trash can, so try these options for places that will recycle them instead.

A program in Colorado's Delta County aims to ensure a brighter future for the next generation.

If you leave a hummingbird feeder out in winter, will it help the birds or tempt them not to migrate?

The move would weaken the century-old Migratory Bird Treaty Act.

If your dinner conversation turns into a debate over global warming, here are a few tips for dealing with a climate denier.

Virtual tours of national parks are providing a valuable service as people shelter at home from the coronavirus pandemic.

The debris left by Comet Thatcher isn't as spectacular as other meteor showers, but the moon will make viewing much easier this year.

The cinematic destruction of planet earth, or part of it, has been a favorite Hollywood movie theme for decades.

Circus animal gets away from handlers, causes a stir during rush hour.

Pennsylvania woman who fell into a mall fountain while texting — becoming an instant Internet sensation in the process — has hired an attorney.

One of Auburn's new Toomer's Corner oaks is set on fire after Auburn beats LSU. A 29-year-old man has been taken into custody.

The 2019 National Geographic Travel Photo Contest focuses on nature, cities and people. Here are the stunning winners.

El Paso and Dayton are in the news this week for all the wrong reasons. If you're wondering what you can do as individual, here are steps you can take.

An award-winning photographer casts his lens on one of the most surreal natural landscapes in North America that just recently became a national park.

Wine from Rioja Alavesa, the Basque subregion of Rioja, has been named a UNESCO Biosphere Responsible Tourism region.

Prepare to be a little freaked out and then rush to your refrigerator to try this method of eating an apple for yourself.

There's processed food and then there's ultra-processed food. One of them adds a lot more sugar to our diets than we realize.

Chicken's always the scapegoat, but there are other suprising sources of salmonella. Here are other foods that can harbor the bacteria and how to avoid it.

Artificial sweeteners have been linked to diabetes, stroke and dementia.

Mooncakes are a traditional part of the Mid-Autumn Chinese festival. But there's more to the legend of this pricey pastry.

Backyard chickens have been linked to salmonella outbreaks, in part because some owners are getting too cozy with their feathered friends.

Rotisserie chickens are convenient, but there are reasons you may want to save them for emergency chicken needs only.

Keep these ingredients on hand so you can throw together a meal without having to run to the grocery store.

Chef José Andrés provides the most basic human need — food — to those affected by disaster, and now he's responding to the coronavirus.

This easy simple syrup helps to quickly build the cocktail on Derby Day.

There's a lot you can do to save water. Here's a brief rundown from your friends at the Mother Nature Network that includes methods for saving water with your s

The subtropical swamp fights for survival in an environmental quagmire.

From West Nile virus to dengue fever, mosquitoes seem to be getting better at sneaking diseases into the U.S. lately. It's just a hint of what's to come.

The U.S. has more tornadoes than anywhere else on Earth, but their sudden twists and turns still make them mysterious and mesmerizing.

Floods are the most common natural disaster in the United States. Here's a closer look at how they occur and how to stay safe.

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