An expert explains how just minutes in nature can restore focus, lift mood, and help the brain recover from the fatigue of modern life.

A computer simulation shows how urban life has eroded our ties to the outdoors—and how we could reverse it by 2050.

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Close-up of moss growing on a holm oak branch in the picturesque Sierra Morena region of Andalucía, Spain. Nature and tranquility captured beautifully. (Photo by: Felipe Rodriguez/VWPics/Universal ...

The Bubolz Nature Preserve is seeking the public's help to restore its aging trail system. The non-profit organization announced its "Educate Today, Preserve for Tomorrow" capital campaign, which is ...

Hamza is a gaming enthusiast and a Writing Specialist from Pakistan. A firm believer in Keyboard/Mouse supremacy, he will play Tekken with WASD if you let him. He has been writing about games since ...

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Beatriz Ychussie’s career in mathematics seemed to be going really well. She worked at Roskilde University in Denmark where, in 2015 and 2016 alone, she published four papers on mathematical formulae ...

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Call it a jazzed-up version of your childhood crystal-growing kit. Scientists have shown that, using lasers, they can grow crystals on demand 1. A wealth of everyday technologies — from smoke ...

Imagine listening to a recording of an orchestral performance, but because of a bad studio technician, the only instrument ...