Haunted Mansion Turned Into Real Life Gingerbread House
The artist who created a monster mansion for Halloween is at it again, turning her parents' home into a giant gingerbread house for Christmas.
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Eliminating this annual chore can make your yard healthier and the environment cleaner.
It's Unanimous: Every Country in the UN Signs Agreement to Protect Wildlife
All 193 members of the United Nations have finally found something they all can agree on: protecting the world's wildlife. A new pledge will enforce it.
New Zealand to Create Massive Ocean Sanctuary the Size of France
New Zealand is telling fishing and mining industries to keep their "hands off" a huge part of the South Pacific.
Wildlife Group Buys Exclusive License for Shark Fishing on Great Barrier Reef to Halt the Practice
The World Wildlife Fund has purchased exclusive rights to fish for sharks along Australia's Great Barrier Reef with beautiful intentions.
500 Elephants Moved in Massive Relocation To A Safer Home
Conservationists have begun the largest ever man-made migration of elephants, moving 500 of the giant animals to a safer home in Malawi.
Ontario is First Region in North America to Curb Pesticide Blamed for Killing Bees
Ontario plans to cut the use of neonicotinoid insecticide-coated seeds, blamed for killing bees, by 80% in the next two years
Gardening Giant Ortho to Drop Chemicals Linked to Bee Deaths
A leading U.S. home and garden pesticide maker has announced it will phase out all products that use a chemical linked to bee deaths.
7-Year-Old Discovers New Dinosaur Species, a T-Rex That Eats Plants
It took scientists 11 years to figure out just what an amazing discovery 7-year-old Diego Suárez uncovered– an entirely new species of dinosaur. And they named it after him.
Leonardo DiCaprio Redefines Eco-Tourism With New Island Resort
Leo DiCaprio is planning to "change the world" with a groundbreaking approach to eco-tourism that will restore native species on a resort island.
There for Each Other: Premature Twins Can't Stop Holding Tiny Hands
Born nearly three months early, this brother and sister are best friends already, reaching out for one another whenever they're nearby.
American Fisheries See Tides Turn as Fish Stocks Make a Comeback
Tougher laws are helping once depleted American fisheries stage a rapid comeback, to the benefit of species and fishermen alike.