Wild orcas have been observed trying to share their prey with humans on more than 30 occasions across four oceans, researchers have found. This surprising behavior may indicate a desire to develop relationships with people.

The Bagley Area Farmers Market is set to open its season this Friday, July 11, from 3 to 6 p.m. Located in the grassy lot next to Gali Furniture, just one block south of the stoplights, the market invites the community to join in its seasonal kickoff.

Wild camping in the UK offers an unparalleled escape from city life, immersing adventurers in untouched landscapes beneath star-filled skies. Understanding the nuances of this serene experience is essential for those seeking nature’s pure beauty.

As dawn breaks over the Liao River, 63-year-old Jiang Shui joins a growing number of volunteers in China, utilizing new technologies to advance bird conservation efforts.

In a groundbreaking observation, whales have been captured on video using kelp as tools to groom themselves and each other—the first known instance of such behavior among wild marine mammals, according to The Center for Whale Research. This discovery offers new insights into whale intelligence and social interactions, marking a significant milestone in marine biology.

Lincoln’s heat pump incentive program presents an excellent opportunity for the city to reduce emissions and help residents save money by partially funding high-efficiency heat pumps.

New research from NC State University reveals that the oscillating electric field inherent in sunlight is the key factor behind water evaporation. This groundbreaking discovery bridges mechanical and aerospace engineering with vital solutions in food, water, and energy.

A groundbreaking ultra-compact hub motor unveiled at Eurobike 2025 could be the next big thing in urban e-bikes, promising to set new industry standards. Developed through a unique collaboration, this tiny innovation is positioned to have a massive impact on premium urban cycling.

India has achieved a significant milestone by climbing to the 99th position in the 2025 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) index, driven by advancements in clean energy, health, and housing. This progress places India ahead of neighboring countries Bangladesh and Pakistan.

For decades, agriculture and land management have cycled through phases promising revolutionary fixes. Yet, no single solution has emerged as a cure-all for the industry’s multifaceted challenges. Progress lies in embracing a diverse set of tools tailored to individual needs.

A Grays Harbor County resident faces hunting violation charges in Montana after a large-scale investigation involving wildlife officials from both Washington and Montana states.

A groundbreaking study has revealed that ocean waters are becoming greener at the poles and bluer near the equator due to shifting phytoplankton populations. This significant change could impact marine food webs and global fisheries if the trend continues, signaling potential challenges for ecosystems and economies alike.

Cape Cod, Massachusetts has become the premier destination for tourists seeking close encounters with great white sharks. Beyond attracting thrill-seekers, it also stands as a crucial research hub for scientists studying these majestic apex predators.

The annual Wood Slab Sale at the Morton Arboretum returns this Saturday, offering unique wood pieces for furniture enthusiasts and supporting environmental sustainability. The event highlights community engagement and the Arboretum’s commitment to the environment.

Kick off summer at the San Carlos Community Garden with a lineup of concerts, kids’ nature play, and gardening workshops designed for all ages. The garden invites the community to come together for learning and fun in the heart of San Diego.

A sizable lizard, affectionately dubbed Terri or Terrence, has been captured by Santa Clara park rangers and may soon be looking for a new home. If the rightful owner doesn’t come forward, the unique reptile will be up for adoption.

Growing up amid the nation’s forests with a wildlife biologist father, Chef Cassidee Dabney developed a deep appreciation for nature’s freshest offerings. Now, as executive chef at The Barn at Blackberry Farm in Tennessee, she brings that passion to the table, crafting menus with produce grown right on the restaurant grounds.

SeaWorld San Diego announces the arrival of two baby dolphins born to first-time mothers Corona and Coco, delighting both staff and future visitors. The calves will soon join the other dolphins in the park, offering guests a chance to witness these new additions firsthand.

During their daily walks, a husband and wife diligently clean the Los Gatos Creek Trail, collecting up to two bags of trash most days. Their commitment showcases how small daily actions can contribute significantly to environmental conservation.

Elaine Brown, former chairwoman of the Black Panther Party, continues the legacy of revolutionary social programs through an urban farm in Oakland. In a conversation with correspondent Lee Cowan, Brown discusses how this initiative symbolizes the ongoing struggle for social justice, echoing efforts from five decades ago.

At 13 weeks old, Gizmo, the Big Bear bald eaglet, has taken her first flight, following in the wingbeats of her sister Sunny just days earlier.