
Solar just eclipsed all other electricity sources for the first time ever in Utah
The state used to run on coal, relying on it for as much as 78 percent of its power a decade ago. But now renewables are surging.
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The nation's first 'nature library' just opened. Bird watching kits and snowshoes are available for checkout
Books are still available to check out, but the Anythink Nature Library is also home to items and programming all focused on getting outdoors.
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Researchers are holding the first-ever 'Fat Marmot Week' to raise awareness for funding cuts. See the contenders
After creating the first OnlyFans dedicated to yellow-bellied marmots, Colorado researchers are taking inspiration from Alaska’s “Fat Bear Week.”
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Rescue effort underway to re-home 40 cats found on abandoned sailboat: 'It looked like a Studio Ghibli movie'
On August 6, officers from Tacoma’s Marine Services Unit responded to reports of a “ghost ship” off of Owen Beach in Tacoma, Washington.
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Trail cameras capture rare photo of an elusive lynx in the Himalayas: 'First confirmed evidence'
The sighting challenges the perception that high-altitude rangelands are empty and barren, and even suggests a full predator-prey system.
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Louisiana is sinking. So this business is using the state's glass bottles to restore the coastline
Roughly a football field of Louisiana is lost to the sea every hour. Glass Half Full is slowing the erosion down.
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When these college students faced homelessness, New York nuns welcomed them into their convent
At the University of Mount Saint Vincent in the Bronx, eight women pay $250 a month for a room of their own — and the stability to pursue a college degree.
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These green sea turtles were destined to become 'turtle soup.' Two men stepped in to buy their way to freedom
Two men were working construction sites in Papua New Guinea when they made a habit out of rescuing local sea turtles from seaside markets.
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Rescued as poaching victims, 6 rhinos defy all odds by giving birth to calves in the wild
Six orphaned rhinos spent years being rehabilitated. Now back in the wild, they are shocking conservationists with even more progress.
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