A groundbreaking study reveals that exposure to nature can reduce pain by altering brain activity. Researchers found that participants experienced lower pain levels when viewing outdoor scenes.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has uncharacteristically been working with nature instead of bulldozing it into submission.

This enables individuals to personalize and internalize the elements of nature in their own minds and bodies. I hope that these experiences will remain with people for their whole lives.

Using an fMRI scanner, researchers monitored the brain activity of 49 participants in Austria, as they received pain ...

Regardless of how violently the wick of hope flickers due to changing dynamics and the burden of past misdeeds, ...

There were tears of joy in Rome last month as negotiators reconvened to pick up where COP16 biodiversity talks left off last ...

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Academics from the universities of Exeter and Vienna monitored the brains of 49 people as they received small electric shocks ...

National Panda Day highlights global conservation efforts to protect pandas from habitat loss and possible extinction.

Traders are still absorbing Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's take on the likely "transitory" nature of tariff-driven inflation. But Macquarie strategists Thierry Wizman and Gareth Berry called out Powell ...

Rob Hope, general manager at OWL Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society in Delta, watched Parkinson's video. "It's nature at its finest. That's really cool,” he said. "For the gentleman to actually ...

NBCU's Toby Gorman and BBC's Michael Gunton on why NBC decided to bring natural history to broadcast TV with 'The Americas.' ...