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Arbor Day was founded in April 1872 as a time to “plant, nurture and celebrate trees.” But long before that, another tree-centric holiday had already been […]

The Trump administration has finalized plans to allow drilling, mining and grazing across swaths of southern Utah that were once protected by two national monuments, The […]

For me, it’s “Hall of Fame” by The Script. That’s the song that makes me push through mental boundaries and run faster and farther when I […]

For all of humanity’s achievements — and for all the perks of supersized brains and opposable thumbery — we still have a lot to learn from […]

Pangolins are burrowing mammals that look like scaly anteaters, and they’re being illegally traded at an alarming scale, despite increased protections. These creatures, of which there […]

A new breed will be vying for top honors at this year’s Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. For the first time, the Azawakh will be one […]

When Hacker Architects redesigned a historic, 1969 branch library in the southeastern Bayview neighborhood of San Francisco in 2013, the firm wanted to make sure that […]

Airbnb now has another incredible tiny home retreat to add to its unique lodgings on offer. Located on a stunning prairie landscape in Brazil’s Cambará do […]