On some level, humans intuitively understand that a connection with nature is healthy for our physical and mental well-being.

Michigan professor and award-winning multi-genre author of poetry, fiction, nonfiction and literary criticism Deirdre Fagan ...

Ofelia Zepeda is a renowned poet and linguist, and one of the world’s foremost experts on the Tohono O’odham language.

What does mowing the lawn have to do with world events? Well, one of my life skills is the ability to make minimal and possibly absurd connections, ...

Widely revered as a metaphorical pet heaven, the Rainbow Bridge will now have a literal location in the Port City for ...

In her latest diary from Ballyconnelly Farm, Ruby Free reflects on our shared belonging to nature and finds joy in watching ...

My smell was activated by the delicately scented aroma from flowers on berberis and lilac shrubs nearby, a magnet for bees ...

Over the last half-century, British poets including Philip Larkin and Andrew Motion have driven a "lawnmower poetry ...

The authors sorted through hundreds of poems dating back to AD 830 that referenced porpoises ... accounts of everyday life and observations of nature, the authors explained.

The researchers hope their new work inspires more scientists to look toward poetry and other art forms as part of their studies. “Protecting nature isn’t just the responsibility of modern ...

That’s because it is in our human nature to notice and value these elements ... picking his brush back up in the evening. Every part of the canvas is full and active, a decision Long links ...