Scientist Thinks He Finally Knows Why People Hear Sounds Coming From the Northern Lights
An observatory in Finland is trying to prove a theory that the Aurora Borealis makes sound, through 24-hour recordings.
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For International Dark Sky Week, Here Are Some City-Adjacent Locations For Viewing Celestial Wonders
To celebrate Dark Sky Week, some of the best International Dark Sky Parks near major U.S. cities.
Amid the Green Funeral Movement, Scattering Ashes Ensures These Forests Remain Pristine Forever
Offering green alternatives to traditional funerals, Better Place Forests allows the scattering of ashes around a private tree.
A Morning Cup of Coffee Not Only Charges You Up, But the Leftovers Have Reinvigorated Forests
Tropical forests can grow back faster, higher, and more diversely when layered with acid and caffeine-rich coffee than without it.
Bird Protectors Built a Giant Sandcastle to Ensure These Martins Have a Nesting Home For Years to Come
Using 400 tons of sand and excavators rather than buckets and shovels, the Surrey Wildlife Trust has made a sand bank for martins.
Americans Say COVID-19 Has Given Them a Newfound Appreciation of Nature
A new poll has found that 6 in 10 Americans have a new appreciation of nature because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
56% of Americans Say They're Happier in Autumn Than Any Other Season: Here's The Top 20 Reasons
A survey of 2,000 Americans has found the 20 things people are most looking forward to as the leaves change color and begin to fall.
Queen is Opening Buckingham Palace Gardens to Picnickers for the First Time This Summer
The Queen of England is opening up the Buckingham Palace gardens to picnickers for the first time this summer.
Look For the Pyramid of Light in the Night Sky Known as the Zodiacal Glow
Look up at the night sky around an hour after dusk, from early to mid-April, and you could see what's known as the Zodiacal Glow.
Stunning Lava Show Captured by Drone as Icelandic Volcano Erupts for First Time in 6,000 Years
See amazing nighttime drone footage from Fagradalsfjall volcano in Iceland as it erupts for the first time in 6,000 years.
Villagers Went Without Streetlights for 45 Days to Help a Bird and Its Hatchlings
The Sivaganga district in Tamil Nadu has been keeping its lights off to help local birds and their nesting hatchlings.
Tree Corps Has A Green Job For You: Planting the 'Healing Power' of Trees in Low-Income Neighborhoods
TAZO Tea is teaming up with American Forests to create the TAZO Tree Corps, a special workforce to plant trees in low income neighborhoods
After Massive Wildfires, DroneSeed is Replanting Forests 6x Faster By Using Special Drones
DroneSeed uses heavy-lift drones to reseed and restore forests after wildfires 6-times faster than by hand and at a fraction of the cost.
A Team of Maverick Engineers Want to Roll the Geological Clock Back on Sinai and Replace Desert with Lush Greenery
Turning a desert back into farmland on Egypt's Sinai Peninsula is a mission of Ties Van der Hoeven and his "Weather Makers."
Software Exec Walks 12 Miles Every Day in D.C. to Pick Up Trash During Pandemic
Billy Adams started a pandemic ritual of picking up several bags of litter along daily walks through Washington, DC.
Elon Musk's Brother Starts 'Million Garden Movement' to Plant a Garden For Every Household Living in a Food Desert
Elon Musk's brother Kimbal is putting home gardening beds in a house that needs it through Million Gardens Movement.
Texas and Philly Join Movement to Dim Lights at Night - Making it Safer for Migrating Birds
The cities of Houston, Dallas, and Philadelphia bring Lights Out bird friendly initiatives to turn off outdoor lights during migrations.
Being Around Birds Makes Us Much Happier Says New Science
New studies show that the number of different bird species heard and seen directly affects mental health—as much as a raise.
Photographer Unites With Cuban Scientists to Save the World's Most Beautiful Snail
Sporting some of the most beautiful shells in nature, Cuba's painted snails are endangered, but one photographer hopes to raise awareness.
For the First Time in 170 Years, Asia's Longest-Missing Bird is Seen in Indonesia
On the island of Borneo, Indonesia, a rare bird has been found for the first time in 170 years - the black browed babbler.
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