Recreation researchers are studying how to minimize human impact on public lands while maximizing accessibility.

For pastoralists who live and work in the mountains of Morocco, the lifestyle is difficult but worthwhile. It’s also threatened by economic and climate change.

Once considered a minor crop for Indigenous communities, quinoa’s journey to worldwide stardom was centuries in the making.

Tourism is Iceland’s biggest industry, but tourists and staff are increasingly threatened by extreme weather linked to climate change. How to keep everyone safe?

A new stewardship group for a telescope in Hawai‘i hints at what cooperation between the European scientific tradition and Indigenous knowledge might look like.

From Aztec medicinal remedies to Darwin’s study of flower pollination, local knowledge about the runner bean reveals the importance of biodiversity.

Could drone pollinators help secure our future food supply?

The United Arab Emirates is looking into building an artificial mountain in order to stimulate rain. Will it work?

There’s no doubt that national parks are good at getting people in touch with the natural world. But how good are they at conserving wildlife?