A horticulture specialist at Oklahoma State University is exploring how soilless media, especially biochar, might replace peat moss in commercial and domestic farming. Researchers hope their findings will open new avenues in vegetable production and potentially benefit growers worldwide.

Missoula Public Library is broadening the notion of what a library can be with its “Library of Things” initiative. In addition to books, community members can access a wide range of items and resources, offering an innovative way to live lighter.

A small alligator discovered in a Boston river has captured the city’s attention. Wrangled by a local wildlife educator on Wednesday night, the reptile now waits for a permanent home, officials said.

Shoulder-high greenery, eager honors students, and a bucket for uprooted weeds set the stage in Atlanta. Here, ECU students discover how digging into the dirt can spark fresh inspiration and a deeper understanding of environmental stewardship.

A white-tailed deer on the Spokane Indian Reservation has tested positive for chronic wasting disease. The incident, reported by Spokesman, has drawn attention to the potential significance of wildlife diseases in Washington state.

Every November 15, America Recycles Day highlights how small, consistent efforts can lead to significant improvements in recycling. Supported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the day encourages all Americans to embrace everyday sustainability.

A recent business brief highlights a Harvest and Post-Harvest Food Safety Grant, underscoring environmental priorities in the agricultural sector. Times Argus places the announcement among its top news, reflecting growing concern for safer and more sustainable food production.

Minnesota’s opening weekend deer season surged ahead of last year, with 63,471 deer registered by hunters statewide. According to the DNR, that figure represents a notable 7% increase compared to the same opening weekend in 2024.

A new report indicates steady growth for the global Returnable Transport Packaging (RTP) market, projected to expand from USD 11.29 billion in 2026 to USD 18.83 billion by 2034. The findings highlight how reusable shipping solutions could reshape and streamline logistics in the coming years.

With colder weather on the horizon, FortisBC wants residents to stay warm without compromising on their energy costs. By balancing comfort and efficiency, customers can reduce their bills this winter.

During its October 14 meeting, the Willows City Council recognized National Wildlife Refuge Week with a formal proclamation. By shining a spotlight on local conservation efforts, officials aim to preserve the city’s natural heritage for years to come.

A new study reveals that darker dyes—particularly purple—cause PET fabrics to break down faster under sunlight, increasing microplastic pollution in our oceans. Researchers highlight how this transformation poses an urgent environmental concern for everyday textile products.

A young mountain lion named P-36 roams the wilds of Northern California, and in winter 2023, a dedicated Fairfax filmmaker set out to capture its extraordinary path. Traveling from ranches to forested foothills, the film offers a close look at the wildlife challenges and triumphs in this rugged region.

National Drug Take-Back Day is returning on Friday, offering a straightforward solution for getting rid of outdated or unwanted prescriptions. The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office in Winchester is spearheading this environmentally-friendly effort to help residents prevent drug misuse and safeguard local ecosystems.

A wild black bear recently wandered into Sequoia Park Zoo in Eureka, California, astonishing visitors and staff alike. Described as “very polite” and possibly lonely, the bear appeared to be communing with its captive counterparts before the incident came to light.

As World Cities Day approaches, Shanghai prepares to host the 2025 SDG Cities Global Conference. Co-hosted by UN-Habitat, the event will spotlight the future of people-centered smart cities.

Set against the backdrop of the former Hamamoto Fruit World, the Fall Farmers’ Market reemerges this Saturday, promising fresh offerings for the community. Locals can look forward to celebrating local agriculture at Gua’ahan Sustainable Culture’s Food Resiliency Hub in Yona.

As one of China’s most influential historic cities, Luoyang once again takes center stage during the 6th International Ancient Capitals Forum. The event highlights the pivotal relationship between cultural preservation and sustainable development, illustrating how an ancient city can illuminate a brighter future.

Tum Tum Treehouse Lodge in Hwange stands out for its blend of eco-friendly luxury, up-close wildlife experiences, and meaningful community support. This new style of travel merges elegant comfort with environmental responsibility in a setting teeming with vibrant species.

Illinois youth hunters achieved a remarkable milestone by harvesting a preliminary total of 4,714 deer over three days in October. Several counties stood out for their strong participation, including Randolph, with 259 deer, and Pike, with 164.

Ed Sayers’s first feature film, “Super Nature,” pays tribute to the planet’s wildlife and natural wonders. Produced by Rebecca Wolff, this global love letter to Earth made its world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival.