Tag: Nature - Page 8

Noticing fewer fireflies in the past few years? You’re not alone; here's why and why it matters.

No one ever plans on getting lost, which is why it's smart to have some rudimentary knowledge about how to handle such a situation.

Each species of flashing firefly has a secret code to attract their mates – these ones do so with a light-up heart.

Experts say the first 14 years of a child's life are crucial for establishing a connection with the natural world.

This is why we can't have nice things.

This green and purple mystery finally gets its own name and some attention from aurora enthusiasts and researchers alike.

From cities and villages to jungles and shores, 36 people in 33 countries on 6 continents recorded the sounds of the places they call home. Take a listen here.

What have we done to raise a generation of little people who fear the outdoors? This is heartbreaking.

Nature's wonders are not restricted to exotic locales. Take a look around and you'll be amazed at what you see.

Bewitching, bizarre, and crazy beautiful, these enchanted sylvan escapes are the stuff of dreams.

Here are some tips that’ll help parents and children connect with nature and honor the environment.

Cherry blossom lovers take note: The blossoms are in bloom and here’s where to find them.

Rivers are people too, you know.

All 60 finalists for this photo contest are stunning, but we are especially smitten with the ones showing off Mother Nature.

Trickster vixens from the genus Photuris lure males of other firefly groups to their gruesome demise.

A London council's proposal to fine kids £500 for climbing trees sparks debate over children's rights to freedom of movement and why adults think they can block it.

Parents are told kids need an element of risk, but how does one actually go about doing that?

The winning trees from 13 countries are now vying for the big prize: European Tree of the Year 2018.