If you love seeing pollinators hard at work in your garden, this easy DIY mason jar project will reward busy bees and ...

On especially hot summer days I swear the bricks on old buildings in Reading are sweating. The sidewalks on Penn Street are ...

The simple hack is this: deadheading your flowers. The logic is simple – deadheading your blooms prolongs the flowering of ...

Have you ever wondered why tigers seem to dive into lakes and rivers with pure joy, while lions keep their paws dry and regal ...

Five ways to inspire ocean connection: Reflections from my 40-year marine ecology career by Martin Attrill, The Conversation edited by Gaby Clark, reviewed by Robert Egan Editors' notes ...

A Wisconsin man has been accused of child sex abuse and false imprisonment after a young girl told authorities he'd held her in his basement on several occasions, where he sexually assaulted and ...

We’re all attracted to bodies of water, whether it’s the sea, lakes, rivers, streams or waterfalls. Moving water adds vitality to an otherwise static scene and can demonstrate the raw power of nature.

But in this tiny puddle, the reflection of a bare tree comes alive with soft colours amid a scattering of acorns and pebbles. Puddles, so ordinary and humble, and so easily overlooked, are a source of ...

Puddle Reflection, Winner, Something Beautiful challenge Linda Repasky, U.S, Close-up Photographer of the Year “In late autumn, after the leaves have fallen from the trees, the landscape shuts ...