Many of us spend most of our time indoors, so it’s important to cultivate a space that’s a healthy one. A simple—and beautiful—way to do this is through houseplants; they add some green to your home while being an effective way to purify the air.
Looking for a way to warm up your home without overspending?
The California pipevine swallowtail butterfly was once suffering a fate that so many creatures face—the loss of its habitat in...
These biodegradable seed pods make growing a garden a whole lot easier for those of us who aren't exactly blessed with a green thumb. The miniature pods are designed to be super simple–just pop them in the ground until they are level with the surface, add water and go. Designed by the company Miracle-Gro, the husks come in a range of plant varieties including flowers, herbs, and vegetables.
Japanese photographer Hiroki Inoue is relentless in his pursuit to capture the pivotal moments that occur between man and animal.
With over three-quarters of its land covered by the only permanent ice sheet outside of Antarctica, Greenland may not be...
The world is full of natural treasures, which Ryan Grastorf found out firsthand only about a year and a half ago. “As an effort to reduce stress in life, I just started hiking more,” he told Instagram Blog. “I found a mushroom, a very cool looking mushroom, and the rest is kind of history.
Photographer Patricia Davidson is dedicated to capturing the vibrancy of Mother Nature.
In January, we showed you what some of your favorite foods look like growing in their natural habitats.
With its flourishing culture and spectacular natural environment, Bali epitomizes a tropical paradise. Yet, there's a little known fact about this island: it produces 680 cubic meters of garbage a day–this translates to a 14-story building full of waste! Fewer than 5 percent of plastic bags get recycled and almost all end up being littered, burnt, or discarded into drain systems that eventually leach into the ocean.
Back in 2009, the country of Bhutan made a hefty promise to remain carbon neutral for the rest of time.
The Scholten family is raising the bar for plant lovers everywhere.
