Joshua trees look timeless, which makes early blooms feel almost harmless at first glance. Scientists see something more specific: a signal that environmental cues may be shifting in ways that can ...

Beardtongues provide nectar for bees and hummingbirds while native grasses that once covered prairies now support suburban wildlife populations.

Scientists are sounding the alarm as insect populations around the world continue to decline at an unprecedented rate. From ...

Grumpy HOAs and neighbors may be fighting a losing battle. Homeowner shares angry note their neighbor left after seeing their backyard: 'Your place looks like trash … ' first appeared on The Cool Down ...

A winter landscape can seem stark and muted. But look carefully and you’ll find beauty: Curves of tree limbs and zig-zags of twigs that are hidden by foliage in warm seasons.

As we inch closer to another growing season, don’t forget about pollinators and the important role they play in your ...

While we think of bees as black and yellow, there are species that come in different colors. Read here about blue-banded bees!

Native berries can change a yard’s bird list overnight. Wildlife experts note that bluebirds, thrushes, waxwings, orioles, ...

Scientists in New Orleans face a tough decision about how to handle the invasive Chinese tallow tree without harming ...

A new study from the University of Exeter shows that artificial light does more than attract moths. Light can cause moths to ...

Sometimes gardeners are influenced by old customs or advice that may not reflect the latest thinking. Here are a few myths and facts to help you rethink your gardening maintenance. Myth: All ...

Joshua trees, the iconic spiky succulents that typically flower between February and April, began blooming in mid-November ...