Nature

You’ll make a splash with local pollinators by placing this watering hole in your garden.

A midday stroll can lift your spirits.

By returning to what is natural and fun, we can build a healthy, happy society that co-exists with nature.

A little bit of sunlight can do a lot of good for your health.

Founding editor, Pilar Gerasimo, on the most powerful thing about spending time in nature.

Enjoy all the perks — and avoid the pitfalls — of exercising outdoors this summer.

The journalist, documentary filmmaker, and surfer talks about her passions for storytelling and protecting the environment.

A modern anecdote to encourage you to be aware of what’s happening in your environment — and take action when needed.

Garden produce provides nutritional benefits, but the very act of digging in the dirt nurtures mind, body, and soul.

Bees are under attack. Here are some ideas on what you can do to save them.

Walking trips are a reminder that travel isn’t just about where you go; it’s how you get there.

This surfing-related fitness trend is as close as most of us will ever get to walking on water.

For decades, we’ve been a culture obsessed with avoiding germs, but is dirt actually good for our immune system?

Feeling like a nice little 2,000-mile walk? Just one foot in front of the other will get you started down one of the most beautiful, varied and challenging trails in the country.

Studies show that positive immune benefits can last up to a month after a visit to the woods.