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Inside you, a hidden garden teems with ancient life—invisible microbes pulling the invisible strings of all life on this planet.

Neuroscientist and author of The Ideological Brain Leor Zmigrod illuminates the factors leading some people down a path of extremism.

When a whale dies, its body creates a new mini ecosystem on the ocean floor—a process full of biological and poetic lessons.

Glaciers high in Uganda’s Rwenzori Mountains are rapidly melting, displacing a mountain god the Bakonzo people believe lives inside the ice.

In Forest Euphoria, Dr. Patricia Kaishian bears witness to nature’s diverse approaches to identity and entanglements with social justice.

The Palestine sunbird moves freely between borders in stark contrast to the people it flies among.

The U. S. President has promised to bring Columbus Day “back. ” What he’s really reviving is a political fight over whose history matters.

Roxane Gay reflects on the ways that the choice of whether or not to have kids is limited both by legislation and the climate crisis.

With ancient DNA and the tools of modern biotechnology, scientists and perfumers are “scent-surrecting” extinct aromas.

Climate change is causing strange rainfall patterns in Palestine. That compounds the devastation of Israel’s weaponization of water.