Sewage-contaminated water absorbs certain wavelengths of light, leaving a signature that can be detected by space-based instruments, a new study finds.

The phrase “drain the swamp” goes back many decades in reference to changing bureaucracy—and it implies that swamps are stagnant, undesirable places. In reality, swamps are wildly productive.

Michael Ellison in full regalia studies “Trace Decay” by Allie Hoag, during the 2019 Arts X at BGSU. Arts X was founded in ...

If you're not already a fan of insects you will be after reading Lisa Clancy's captivating collection of portrait-style ...

Swamp sunflower (Helianthus angustifolius) is well-adapted to hot, humid weather, making it a breeze to keep in your garden ...

For gardeners, having to discard beloved plants can be a tough prospect, particularly as many view their greenery as ...

Hotspots for the conservation of maire tawake or swamp maire in the Wellington region have been identified by researchers ...

One of the country's most invasive pests is wreaking havoc on caravan parks in Australia's south, with photos shared online ...

Lake Mishnock is a hidden gem in West Greenwich. But if you look closely you'll find a dangerous opponent that's capable of ...

The Biblical Garden provides a thoughtful change of pace, featuring plants mentioned in scripture and creating tangible connections to ancient texts. Olive trees, date palms, and fig trees grow ...

A nickel stockpile towers over farmer Moharen Tambiling's rice paddy in the Philippines' Palawan, evidence of a mining boom ...

While residents enjoy Michigan's Great Lakes, invasive species may be, too. During Aquatic Invasive Species Awareness Week ...