Making its debut in 2026 is the new Surefire Cascade Red begonia, a prolific bloomer in the sun or shade. This begonia ...

Maggie Klope, University of California, Santa Barbara Large herbivore communities are rapidly changing globally, with populations of large wild herbivores declining while large domestic herbivore ...

Kenya Creer, California State University, Long Beach, Department of Geography Through the acquisition, processing, and analysis of earth imagery, remote sensing has been at the forefront of mapping ...

Kicheko, which means “laughter” in Swahili, was born April 1, 2024 at the Dallas Zoo, the release states. He recently joined ...

The free event features a fireworks show, live music, family-friendly activities and more.

At Veterans Acres in Crystal Lake, I discovered what I think are two different species — the Ohio spiderwort and the Virginia spiderwort.

Savanna bought the property for $28 million in 2014 and got a $264 million construction loan from PIMCO in 2021 to build a 24-story office building on the site, which previously housed a printing ...

As scientists who study how vegetation ignites and burns, we recognize that well-maintained plants and trees can actually help protect homes from wind-blown embers and slow the spread of fire in ...

GOIÂNIA, Brazil—In a warehouse deep in Brazil’s savanna, machines churn through piles of red clay to produce chalky rocks packed with metals critical for making electric cars, smartphones and ...

We have covered a few of these remarkable plant species in my column. This time, I want to share some fun facts about a unique savanna shrub, Måhlok håyu.

Native to Guåhan, Rota, Saipan, Yap, and Palau, this savanna plant has reddish-brown bark that is strong yet easily stripped for use in making ropes. In Palau, it is even used in papermaking.