Renee Brincks

Artist Firat Erdim uses custom-built kites to capture nature’s music.

In just this single day, I've experienced a lot of what the Valais region is all about: stunning scenery, culture that dates back centuries and a bounty of local food.

1440 Campus Gardener Mike MacDonald shares fun facts about five important critters and recommends easy ways to strengthen garden habitats at home.

Fifty years after the Summer of Love, California's City by the Bay still draws crowds.

A rare species of raptor makes its home in the cliff faces and coves of the Falkland Islands, scavenging for food and sometimes teasing the travelers who visit these remote islands.

As seasonal wildflowers fade and spring stretches into summer, the grassy backcountry hills of Fort Ord National Monument are shifting from green to gold.

Christiaan “Otter” Bailey has faced some of the world's biggest waves as an able-bodied surfer and, later, as an adaptive athlete.

Even with a limb difference, Paralympic triathlete Mohamed Lahna is always up for the next adventure.

Piloting between icebergs in Kenai Fjords National Park, Trenton Gould trades crowded tour boats for kayak paddles and helps people experience their own natural enlightenment.

Leadership coach Sarah Devereaux says these five steps can help individuals embrace transition and grow.

The town of Wisconsin Dells is more than the sum of its popular water parks, which hold some 200 slides and 16 million gallons of water.

From Phoenix to Seattle, these alluring outdoor spaces offer more than a breath of fresh air, with amazing art and beautiful blooms, shady trails and stargazing.

If your indoor garden looks tired, distressed, or droopy, don’t toss the plants out just yet.

Whether launching from the deep in an aerial act or slapping their fins on the ocean’s surface to create arcs of dancing seawater, humpbacks are a powerful symbol of resiliency.

The Legacy Bars and Restaurants project works to preserve San Francisco's rich culinary heritage.