The curlew, mountain bumblebee, lapwing, and other wading birds are just some of the animals calling a one-of-a-kind noble estate home.
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Brazilian environmental authorities have increased the size of a key national park by more than 25% of its original size.
From the Houston Chronicle comes the story of high schoolers getting down and dirty with their education.
A man in southern Brazil was surprised to find a wad of cash on the ground in a public plaza with no one around looking for it.
2023 saw Italy register the lowest homicide rate in the EU, and the 3rd lowest age-standardized homicide rate.
This big-eyed furball is the Bangka slow loris, a creature that in 2015 was believed to potentially be extinct.
A home with geothermal energy is a home where energy costs dramatically fall—so much so that one natural gas utility has signed a
first-in-the-nation partnership to get in on the action.
Long-distance swimmer Catherine Breed has become the first person to swim the length of the entire Californian coastline after cross 900 miles in 111 days.
Thanks to dedicated conservation efforts, sandwich terns have reclaimed a colony England's south coast 3 years after they were wiped out by avian flu.
Today, in what seems like a miracle, the birds have multiplied from 0 to 756.
102 years ago today, "Silent" Calvin Coolidge was elected to serve as the 30th President of the United States. Undoubtedly the greatest domestic/peacetime President in the 20th century, Coolidge embodied not only the Founders' vision
809 years ago today, the Charter of the Forest was signed in England by King Henry III. This law document is sometimes described as the sister of the Magna Carta, and granted rights of free men to use the forests of England once reserved for
