The congresswoman is pushing a strange conspiracy theory about the natural event.

Zoos are miserable places. But if held accountable, they could be a force for good.

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Tongass National Forest will soon be open to logging by road, threatening the delicate balance between species in the country’s greatest carbon sink.

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By focusing on high-definition thrills, nature documentaries obscure more than they reveal.

In ‘Pond,’ Claire-Louise Bennett stomps all over writing-dude-in-nature territory with her poetic unraveling of Thoreau’s wilderness jaunt.

At the Gagosian, the artist sets the table with bouquets present during international diplomacy.

Communities where people see and spend more time in nature have higher levels of cohesion.

The search for the red wolf’s origins have led scientists to a new theory about how evolution actually works.

A new history explores the making and unmaking of the Jewish Catskills.

An anthropologist tries to understand capitalism by studying a Japanese delicacy

Breathtaking views of the Arctic

The wisdom of a poet in nature and in war