In sculptures, films and paintings, artists examine how people interact with, and often misunderstand, nature. By Keridwen Cornelius Amid seismic shifts in the environment, art is cultivating ...

Roughly 70 percent of 22,000 people polled online earlier this year agreed that human activities were pushing the Earth past “tipping points,” thresholds beyond which nature cannot recover ...

As a wildlife professor and adult-onset deer hunter, I see fewer wildlife students who are rurally raised “traditionalists” — people who hunt, fish and want to “consume” nature as ...

That group expressed higher levels of concern about the environment, though 59 percent of all respondents said they are “very” or “extremely” worried about “the state of nature today ...

Did the Scientific Revolution, the dawn of human knowledge and exploration, unintentionally lead us to misunderstand the true nature of life? What began as a noble quest to decode the mysteries of ...