Latest Stories in Culture
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Artist converts vintage suitcases into 'Nest Colonies'
The notion of 'nesting' takes on new meaning with these beautifully transformed suitcases, fit for the birds.
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Artist creates symbiotic sculptures of ceramic and living moss
Combining ceramics with horticulture, this Brooklyn-based artist makes sculptures that play host to living specimens of moss.
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New York City struggles with plastic bag waste
The New York Times' Elisabeth Rosenthal reports that New York spends "$10 million annually to send 100,000 tons of plastic bags that are tossed in the general trash to landfills in South Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania."
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Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield's David Bowie cover is an important moment for science
As you can see from the press response collected below, Commander Hadfield is universally admired, so it has been inspiring to see the overwhelming response to this music video.
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Artist Sonia Rentsch creates guns from nature
Artist Sonia Rentsch uses natural materials like leaves, sticks and seed pods to mimic the form of guns and other weapons.
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Artist's symbiotic sculptures weave a magical story about nature (Photos)
British sculptor Laura Ellen Bacon uses willow branches to create expressive, larger-than-life works of environmental art.
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Art for Advocacy: 13 Posters for Sustainable Social Change
"As a medium for social change, posters record our struggles for peace, social justice, environmental defense, and liberation from oppression."
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Artists uses boulders as light painting canvas
Ryan Patrick Griffin performs "live projection painting" on boulders to create the video above.
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Happy May Day, which used to be green instead of red
How a day originally celebrating fertility and life became International Workers Day and something else in America.
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Conservatives prefer wasting energy over protecting the environment, study finds
Why do you think conservatives are avoiding products marketed as green? And what should be done about it to make the issue less divisive?
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The top ten posts of the week on TreeHugger
It's all about tech this week, from solar collectors to lithium
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Living insect larvae build this artist's jewelry (Video)
Integrating art with biology, these Caddisfly larvae are creating these precious sculptures made of gold, sapphires and rubies.
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Artist scratches life into "Robotic Aquatic" creatures
Artist Natalie McKean uses a scratch art technique to bring forth vibrant and technologically interesting sea creatures.
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10 tips to make every day Earth Day
We can do lists too; here are some of the simple things you can do that do not involve spending money and buying stuff.
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Ask the experts on Earth Day: What ever happened to.....
We look at how the issues have changed over the years, why the issues that drove the green movement don't anymore
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The top ten posts of the week on TreeHugger
From confused koalas to squishy octopuses to trouble beavers to giant snails to drowning pangolins, the animals rule
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Artist creates incredible life-like animal sculptures with resin and paint
Look real enough? These must-see sculptures are made with epoxy resin and long, long hours of painting.
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This Earth Day, share the many faces of climate change
To help put a human face on the challenge of climate change, the Earth Day Network is collecting images of people, animals and places affected by climate change, as well as images of people working to find solutions.
