What if your connection to nature isn’t just personal but ancestral, or even biological? Emerging science helps explain our ...

Getting outside isn't just a win for the planet. Science has shown that increased time in nature yields a plethora of positive impacts, ranging from reduced crime rates and enhanced family bonding to ...

Is it possible to reduce paralysis and match love for nature with hope? Other surveys show that Americans’ concern for future generations is rising, that they are worried about harm to plants ...

A series of themed content that encourages young people to connect with nature and learn more about our amazing planet. Whether you are a teacher looking for inspiring and enriching content for your ...

Our youth edition of the 2024 Living Planet Report explains the causes of biodiversity decline, what this means for us, and what we can all do to help reverse nature loss. Aimed at 11-17 year-olds.

Her brother’s love for birds at times irked the neighbors ... Fern Duvall stayed with nature throughout his life. Cheryl Duvall recalled wondering what her brother, with his degree in ...

We often think of ancestry as something that lives in genealogy records or DNA tests—a set of coordinates to chart where we came from. But what if our ancestors also left behind a different kind ...

We're replacing BBC Sounds outside the UK and bringing you BBC.com, a seamless way to read, watch, and listen - all in one place. Research suggests that the more time we spend in nature, the more we t ...