In the United States, over one-third of rivers have changed colors varying from blue, green, brown and yellow. Although these changes may sound harmless, they are in fact damaging to the ecosystem, causing...

The Annual International Showcase takes place at the Natural History Museum in London where the best photographs of nature are judged. This year, tens of thousands of entries were given a total of 17 awards....

Bored in month nine of quarantine? What you need is a new obsession- and I have just the suggestion. Becoming a plant-parent is a simple, fun way to keep yourself busy while grounded by the pandemic. Check...

For years, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center (MSDBNC) has been educating the future generations on the importance of ocean conservation. Located in the heart of Biscayne Bay near...

The death toll in Peru has recently risen as heavy rains, powered by El Niño, have caused rivers to overflow and mudslides to destroy roads and farms.  The flooding is the worst the country has seen...

Once a year, one of South Florida's oldest LGBTQ center, Pridelines, organizes CampOUT: a youth weekend leadership retreat for members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies.  Pridelines is a non-profit...

Out of all the things to do during break, camping isn't usually the first thing that comes into mind. It may seem daunting at first, but camping can actually be really easy and enjoyable with the proper...