Aloka the Peace Dog and 19 Buddhist monks are walking 2,300 miles from Texas to Washington D.C. to promote unity and compassion.

The Water Guardians blocked several channel switches along a canal, and brought thousands of gallons of spa water streaming down onto the land

the prospect of returning salmon will be a great incentive for other English cities to scale back unneeded industrialization and improve the water quality. 

It's as if the restoration of the balance of nature on the island led to its spontaneous resurrection. 

Ancient Indian stepwells are being restored to modern water storage facilities to help cure modern water shortages.

The flat-headed cat has long been feared extinct in the tropical kingdom, where it inhabits peatlands, mangrove forests, and marshes

A surprised fisherman hooked an unlikely catch, the day after Christmas, when he netted a lost seal 20 miles up river from the coast–LOOK...

An exoplanet located 2,000 light years from Earth is so unusual it’s given astronomers the idea that it could be a totally new type of object. That’s because it’s shaped like a lemon, with a small...

New species are being discovered at a faster rate than ever—more than 16,000 every year—and the trend shows no sign of slowing.

A breeding pair of endangered takahē birds in New Zealand were found to be rearing a chick, having previously been thought of as infertile. 

This nonprofit has restored more than 600 bodies of water either to a state of nature or to a clean and functioning source for human use.

Science has mixed with holiday magic to safeguard the legacy of a 100-year-old holiday tradition on Fresno’s Christmas Tree Lane.

A fussy five-year-old has overcome her phobia of vegetables and now loves Brussels sprouts, thanks to an eating disorder specialist.

A very old jaguar and her senior son are being welcomed to a specially-made retirement home in the UK’s Chester Zoo.

The Taronga Zoo Conservation Society plans to release platypus, koalas, spotted quols, and the Endangered regent honeyeater bird. 

200 or so Bengal tigers live here in the Sundarbans mangroves—a watery world that they thrive in, consuming a diet of fish and crabs.

This new installation beats out previous flagship desalination plants in Saudi Arabia and California in terms of cost-effectiveness.

The unlikely security camera footage reveals that unlike 20 years ago, these charming riverine mammals are no longer rare.

Bryan Reisberg takes out shelter dogs in New York City and helps get them adopted by sharing their adventures on social media.

A homeless veteran was able to gain custody of his young daughter after Veterans Community Project gave him a tiny home where they now live.