Waterfalls, Hot Springs, and Arches, Oh My! Our Favorite Hikes in the U.S. That Are NOT in National Parks
From gorgeous waterfalls to colorful rock formations, check out the best hikes in the United States that are NOT in national parks.
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Ring in Spring With These Breathtaking Cherry Blossom Festivals
Whether you're looking to travel or tune into live web cam footage, here are a few cherry blossom festivals around the world you won't want to miss.Sustainable Spring Break Must-Haves to Pack on Your Upcoming Trip in Paradise
From reef-friendly sunscreen to sustainable sunglasses, check out our favorite spring break products to pack on your upcoming getaway.If You’re Getting Into Rock Climbing, Eco-Friendly Gear Is Essential
If you're delving into the vast world of rock climbing, obtaining safe gear is essential — here's how to make sure your hobby is sustainable.From Breathtaking Views to Over-the-Top Amenities — Check out These Unique Airbnb Treehouses in the U.S.
From breathtaking views to over-the-top amenities, check out the best and most unique Airbnb treehouses in the United States.10 Eco-Friendly Swimsuit Brands for All Shapes and Sizes
If you're dreaming of warmer weather and days at the beach, here are 10 of our favorite eco-friendly bathing suit brands to consider for summer 2022.Commemorate National Hiking Day on Instagram With These Caption Ideas
National Hiking Day is coming up on Nov. 17, so if you were planning to commemorate the day on social media, consider using these Instagram captions.Some of the Coolest Destinations For Fall Foliage, That Are Accessible by Train
If you're excited about fall foliage, there are so many incredible leaf peeping destinations out there — and many are accessible via Amtrak!Parts of Paris Lowered Speed Limits to Cut Down on Pollution and Noise
How is Paris' lower speed limit preventing pollution? The European metropolitan area is reducing pollution by lowering speed limits to under 20 mph.This New England Hotel Is One of the Most Sustainable in the Country (Exclusive)
On behalf of Chevrolet, I stayed in one of the most sustainable hotels across the country, and spoke to the hospitality manager about its practices.Thousands in Philippines Forced to Evacuate After Volcano Erupts Ash
On Thursday, July 1, thousands of families in the Batangas province of the Philippines were evacuated after Taal Volcano erupted ash three times.Southern Ocean Officially Recognized as the Fifth Ocean of the World
After the Southern Sea, which surrounds Antarctica, was officially recognized as one of the world's oceans, there are now five instead of four.Darwin's Arch in the Galápagos Islands Has Collapsed, Leaving Locals Devastated
Darwin's Arch is a famous landmark in the Galápagos Islands, and unfortunately, the unusual structure has collapsed — here's what we know.$43 Million Galápagos Rewilding Project Launched by Leonardo DiCaprio and Conservationists
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio and other conservation organizations are funding a $43 million project to restore habitats in the Galápagos Islands.Lake Tahoe Volunteers Removed 200 Pounds of Trash in One Day, Alone
Lake Tahoe, Calif., is one of the U.S.'s most gorgeous natural areas, but the NoCal destination is littered with trash. Here's how to help.Rest Your Head in These U.S. Eco-Friendly Airbnbs During Your 2021 Travels
As travel is becoming increasingly safer, you may be planning some trips — here are eco-friendly Airbnbs to stay at amid your travels.What to Know About Ben Lecomte, the Subject of 'The Swim' on Discovery+
Who is Ben Lecomte from 'The Swim' on Discovery+? He documented a six-month swim across the Pacific Ocean and noted the effects of climate change.What Is Flight Shaming, and How Is It Impacting the Aviation Industry?
Air travel is taking a bit of a nosedive thanks to the ongoing pandemic, but how does flight shame factor into this equation for the travel industry?Will Neom's "The Line" Be the Sustainable City of the Future?
The Line is making headlines these days, but is this self-professed “sustainable city” a viable vision of the future or just another impossible dream?Why Did Big Sur's Iconic Stretch of Highway 1 Collapse? Climate Change May Be to Blame
After a massive winter storm blew through the state of California, Big Sur's stretch of Highway 1 collapsed — here's why experts believe it happened.200 Feared Dead After Uttarakhand's Chamoli Glacier Burst in India
What caused Uttarakhand's Chamoli glacier to burst? India suffered a catastrophic glacier explosion, which injured and potentially killed hundreds.What Causes Yosemite's Annual Firefall, and How to See the 2021 Phenomenon
What causes Yosemite's Firefall? The 2021 Firefall is currently happening and is open to visitors, but this year, the park is requiring reservations.Parts of Norway Can Sometimes Get up to 24 Hours of Sunlight — Here's Why
Why does Norway have 24 hours of light? Depending on the time of year, a natural phenomenon called the midnight sun results in 24 hour daylight.The Do's and Don'ts of Going on a Safari — What to Know Before Your Trip
Is going on a safari ethical? Although exploring the habitat of wild animals is enticing, there are a few things you should note beforehand.Venice's Barrier System Failed to Stop Another Flood — When Is the City Expected to Sink?
When will Venice officially sink? The tiny coastal town recently experienced yet another flood after the city's barriers failed to stop rushing waters.Here's What Will Happen, if the Arctic's Ice Caps Actually Melt
What happens if the Arctic melts? If the ice caps in the North pole end up completely melting, sea levels will rise and habitats will be demolished.Costa Rica Sets Goal To Become The First Country To Ban Single-Use Plastic
Costa Rica is on track to become the first country to ban single-use plastic with a goal to eliminate it entirely by 2021, putting them ahead of the rest of the world.100 Percent Solar-Powered Hotel To Break Ground In Dubai
InterContinental Hotels Group plans to build a 100 percent eco-friendly hotel in Dubai, which would be the city's first fully sustainable hotel.This Hotel In Hawaii Gives Out Sunscreen That Protects Coral Reefs
The Aqua-Aston Hotel in Hawaii is distributing coral reef-safe sunscreen.How Often Are Extinct Animals Rediscovered? A Bee and Tortoise Recently Became "Lazaraus" Species
Researchers recently found a Fernandina Giant Tortoise and a Wallace's giant bee, even though they were believed to be extinct.REI Set New Sustainability Requirements For Every Brand They Sell
REI is taking an eco-friendly stance on all of their outdoor clothing and gear.Costa Rica Runs On Green Energy For Record Breaking 300 Days
Costa Rican Institute of Electricity (ICE) is celebrating their accomplishment, citing numbers provided by the National Center for Energy Control.Here's What to Know About Hurricane Zeta, So You Can Plan for Its Arrival
If you're situated anywhere on the U.S. coast, here's a layout of Hurricane Zeta's expected path so you can make preventative plans, if necessary.Disney-Loving Vegans, Rejoice! The Happiest Place on Earth Has Several Plant-Based Options
Do Disney Parks offer vegan options? The California and Florida-based parks actually offer quite a few plant-based options for meatless park goers.How Do Tornadoes Form?
Learn about how tornadoes form, and what causes them in our atmosphere.Here Are 6 Ways to Celebrate Our Oceans This World Oceans Day
Other than going for a swim, here are six ways to protect oceans in honor of World Oceans Day.Airlines Must Fly Certain Routes — Even Without Passengers — to Qualify for Bailout Money
Stipulations for the airline bailouts have flights flying without any passengers on board.National Parks Offer Free Admission to Encourage Social Distancing While Embracing Nature
The National Park Service has waived fees at all U.S. national parks so people can enjoy nature while social distancing amidst COVID-19.Antarctica Weather Just Hit a New High: Summer Temperatures
Antarctica may have just hit its highest temperature ever recorded.How to Plan a Sustainable Road Trip
Learn how you can travel by car for a road trip — and still make it sustainable.What Is a Carbon Tax and Should I Pay It When I Fly?
Learn what a carbon tax is — and whether or not you should be paying one.How to Reduce Waste During Airplane Travel
Airplane travel isn’t necessarily the best for the planet — but there are ways to minimize your impact.Major Chain's 843,000 Hotel Rooms Are Replacing Single-Use Toiletries With Bulk Dispensers
InterContinental Hotels Group, owner of hotel chains including Holiday Inn, is installing bulk dispensers for shampoo and conditioner in all its hotel rooms.5 Breathtaking Eco-Friendly Hotels and Resorts From Around the World
Some of the world's most eco-friendly hotels are also incredibly gorgeous.Photo of French Alps Melting Into a Lake Is a Troubling Sign of the Climate Crisis
The French Alps melted and formed a lake at 11,100 feet in altitude, a troubling sign of the climate crisis worsening.Absolut’s Sustainability Efforts Have Rightfully Earned Them the Title of “Planet Earth’s Favorite Vodka”
Absolut Vodka is becoming a leader in sustainability by examining the people, the product, and the planet.Endangered Sea Turtles Are Laying Eggs at Record Pace Along Georgia Coast
The endangered loggerhead sea turtle is having a booming nesting season along the Georgia coastline.United Airlines Flies "Flight for the Planet," an Eco-Friendly Flight With Less Emissions and Low Waste
United Airlines just flew its first eco-friendly flight, called the "Flight for the Planet," on World Environment Day.This Double-Decker Bus Is Also A Mobile Garden
The Ecology Center debuted its double-decker bus, "Road Trip," this spring, using it to educate families on composting, farm-to-table meals, and gardening.Amsterdam Is Building New Islands With Affordable, Sustainable Homes
IJburg islands in Amsterdam provide affordable housing and eco-friendly homes on IJmeer Lake.
