#environmental-awareness

#environmental-awareness

The installation references the historical practice of tuna fishing in the Algarve, particularly the almadraba technique, which uses a network of nets to guide fish through a controlled path.

Eliasson's project poses the question, 'What does extinction or a shrinking lake sound and look like?' This framing encourages viewers to reflect on their responsibility as stewards of the lake.

From dramatic aquatic encounters to deep caves to fish and amphibians closely guarding their eggs, there's an entire world below the surface that few of us ever really get to see. That's where images like those in the annual Underwater Photographer of the Year (UPY) come in, glimpsing some of the darkest depths and most alluring and fragile ecosystems on the planet.

We invite visitors to experience the natural world - and its fragility - through works by Cornell composers, including current students, alumni and faculty,

The hum of bees is the voice of the garden.

The finalist photographs showcase intricate underwater scenes and sweeping coastal vistas, capturing rare moments with sea creatures in their natural habitats.

The reFocus 2025 Color Photography Awards honors exceptional photographers who transform nature's splendor into breathtaking visual art through their landscape images.

Bird/glass collisions result in up to one billion bird deaths annually in the U.S., mostly occurring at residential buildings, and often leading to internal injuries even if birds initially escape.

Our community cleanups are incredibly important. Not only do they beautify the neighborhood, making it an even better place to work, live and raise a family, but they bring residents together with a common goal of improving the place they are proud to call home.

Bob Manley emphasizes the critical importance of Lake Winnipesaukee, stating, "This lake is the center of this region. It is the reason that people come here from all over the world. If our lake is in danger, then our livelihood is in danger."

The sap of giant hogweed stops our skin protecting itself against the sun, meaning victims face painful, pus-filled blisters if exposed to daylight.

The national study combined 20 years of data from 35 community science programs across the country, including the Butterfly Pavilion's Colorado Butterfly Monitoring Network.

The Mermaid Parade is a celebration of "ancient mythology and seaside ritual," and is one of Brooklyn's most beloved traditions.

We're very excited here at Filoli to have the trolls here for the summer and fall. It's all about one thing: getting to know the playful giant trolls.

We have learned more about the nature of the ocean, of the planet as a whole, and even about ourselves.

I had been feeling overwhelmed about the state of the world: the climate crisis, ecological devastation, Russia's invasion of Ukraine and growing political toxicity.