#environmental-awareness

#environmental-awareness

Bird/glass collisions result in up to one billion bird deaths annually in the U.S., mostly occurring at residential buildings, and often leading to internal injuries even if birds initially escape.

Our community cleanups are incredibly important. Not only do they beautify the neighborhood, making it an even better place to work, live and raise a family, but they bring residents together with a common goal of improving the place they are proud to call home.

Bob Manley emphasizes the critical importance of Lake Winnipesaukee, stating, "This lake is the center of this region. It is the reason that people come here from all over the world. If our lake is in danger, then our livelihood is in danger."

The sap of giant hogweed stops our skin protecting itself against the sun, meaning victims face painful, pus-filled blisters if exposed to daylight.

The national study combined 20 years of data from 35 community science programs across the country, including the Butterfly Pavilion's Colorado Butterfly Monitoring Network.

The Mermaid Parade is a celebration of "ancient mythology and seaside ritual," and is one of Brooklyn's most beloved traditions.

The project is about truth in an age of machine-generated content, raising questions about our understanding of the cosmos versus reality.

We're very excited here at Filoli to have the trolls here for the summer and fall. It's all about one thing: getting to know the playful giant trolls.

We have learned more about the nature of the ocean, of the planet as a whole, and even about ourselves.

I had been feeling overwhelmed about the state of the world: the climate crisis, ecological devastation, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and growing political toxicity.

The Moondrop Pill headphones blend immersive sound with environmental awareness, making them perfect for urban commuters or fitness enthusiasts who need to stay alert.

The DECOMMISSIONED exhibit captures the multifaceted legacy of Hunters Point Shipyard through art, highlighting its historical significance in social, environmental, and military contexts.

World Environment Day on June 5th highlights the critical need for collective action against environmental challenges, promoting sustainable living and eco-conscious travel.

Ryan Plunkett and Killian Farrell from Tullamore College developed 'Grass Sheets', a sustainable paper made from repurposed grass clippings, winning gold at the Aviva Stadium.

More travelers are opting for volunteer tourism, with estimates showing a market value of $848 million in 2023 and a projected growth of 6% annually until 2030.

"It was my first time in a darkroom... Everyone talks about the magic of photography, and I felt like it's true. It really is this magical process."

Humanity is the most influential species on Earth. We depend entirely on this magnificent planet, yet its future is in our hands.

The best nature documentaries immerse viewers in the primal struggles of survival, offering a stark contrast to sanitized portrayals of the natural world.

"Nature has noise too, but it's the absence of these loud manmade sources of sound that block access to the fainter, meaningful sounds."

Instead of trying to get rid of them for a star trail, I decided to put the satellite trails together into a single image to show how polluted the night sky is becoming.

"Ancient trees are those which have passed beyond maturity and are into the ancient life phase - which for some trees can be the longest stage of their life."

The relationship and the wisdom and the love that one discovers by approaching nature with respect that's the goal.

National Geographic's ourHOME sweepstakes offers participants a chance to win a remarkable Antarctic expedition for two, celebrating Earth Month and fostering a deeper connection with nature.