Whether you’re exploring the depths of a dense forest or strolling along a winding trail, immersing in nature offers a profound sense of peace and connection. While the joy of capturing a stunning ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While monitoring the burrow of a rare giant armadillo in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, photographer Fernando Faciole came face-to-lens ...

Studies have shown that by immersing into wildlife—observing, breathing, touching—forest bathing (or shinrin-yoku as it’s called in Japanese) benefits the body and the soul. In this hyper-connected, ...

Lake Forest resident and photographer Heidi Clifton has been busy putting each camera click to good use. By donating a portion of her small business profits to charity, she has raised more than ...

Wildlife Photographer of the Year Award-winning pics The Natural History Museum announces Wildlife Photographers of the Year Awards across different categories every year. Let's take a look at some of ...

In March 2013, photographer Yan Wang Preston first observed “Frank,” a 300-year-old ficus tree. It was flourishing in the small Chinese village of Xialiu, which was soon to be flooded by one of the ...