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Keep your plant miles down by following these tips on importing, greenhouse use and propogating, says James Wong

Fill up the feeders, grab some binoculars and a guidebook, and watch as the tits, finches and blackbirds swoop in, says Allan Jenkins

California transplant can't seem to get moss spots out of the lawn

Whether you're eager to start a new gardening hobby or you're a lifelong grower missing your outdoor oasis this winter, cultivating plants indoors is a simple and rewarding venture. Even the most neglectful gardener can succeed in growing greenery inside-- like many things in life, it comes down to having the right tools. Don't let the cold, snow, or short days stop...

Garden-related events include workshops in soil building and

Something is always blooming in a retired wrestling coach's colorful St. Cloud garden.

Gardeners can start vegetable and flower seedlings indoors 4-12 weeks before the last spring frost, which means its time to get started.

Researching the right plants for your garden's specific growing conditions is vital to its success.

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Breeders have refined and expanded this harbinger of spring.

"When we organize, we model the world we want to see," says teenager Xiye Bastida. Activist girls like Bastida have been especially visible in the fight against climate change.

Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t JoNova; According to a former regional forest manager with over 60 years experience managing bushfires, government incompetence, fuel load and local green activists

Two islands in an Indonesian Unesco world biosphere reserve have been swallowed by rising seas; Microsoft announces it will be carbon negative by 2030; more

While many democrat small business owners are still on the fence on which candidate to vote for in 2020, they definatley care about these issues.

The BBC has completely lost the plot on climate change with its star enviro loon Sir David Attenborough leading the charge.

Climate expert Michael D. Shellenberger took aim during congressional testimony at the extremist rhetoric of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Greta Thunberg.

A lawsuit by young people who claimed the U.S. government's climate policies jeopardize their future and violate their constitutional rights has been dismissed.

Climate change is unfolding before our eyes -- but the deniers would have us believe otherwise.

(Bloomberg) -- Want to receive this post in your inbox every day?Sign upfor theBalance of Powernewsletter, and follow Bloomberg Politics onTwitterandFacebookfor more.Its easy to scorn billionaires when they warn about global warming from their world of private jets and luxury yachts.Thats not

A federal appeals court on Friday dismissed a lawsuit by 21 young people who claimed the U.S. government's climate policies and reliance on fossil fuels harms them, jeopardizes their future and violates their constitutional rights, potentially dealing a fatal blow to a long-running case that activists

Plaintiffs alleged the government violated the rights of young people to a safe climate.

This new urgency felt by many Americans stands in sharp contrast to the policies of the Trump administration, which has rolled back dozens of environmental regulations, many of which were aimed at

Impacts of climate change will be among the topics.

Australias forests are burning at a rate unmatched in modern times and causing ecological changes that scientists say are likely irreversible

After decades of controversy that reached all the way to the Supreme Court, the Jumbo Glacier in British Columbias central Purcell Mountains is to be handed over to the Ktunaxa First Nation to manage as an Indigenous Protected Area.

Aurora Public Library is partnering with Waubonsee Small Business Development Center and SCORE Fox Valley to offer a series of free workshops in January and February at Santori Public Library, 101 S. River St. in downtown Aurora.

She is only 16 and from a remote Brazilian village on the Tapajos River in the heart of the Amazon, but her plea has been heard at the United Nations and the Vatican.

Climate change will force plants and animals towards the poles. Sugar maple trees may not be able to move north like other species.

New research finds that global South countries have pledged the largest areas of land to forest restoration, and are also farthest behind in meeting their targets due to challenging factors such as population growth, corruption, and deforestation. 'We've identified countries that need help, not failures,' says UMBC's Matt Fagan. With the right kind of international support -- that listens to locals and generates creative solutions -- communities can implement policy that will make positive chang

The government last week had issued directives asking officials at the sub-division and district levels to undertake the process on mission mode.

Environmental science and conservation news

This common ingredient takes a lot of the guesswork out of container gardening but is unfortunately connected to climate change.

Colombia's environment minister said on Thursday the Andean country will increase monitoring of its jungles and forests to fight deforestation and protect the species that call these areas home.

Guardian Australia analysis reveals the frightening amount of world heritage area burned in Australias ongoing fire crisis

The lions, which live on the edge of the national park, will be moved to avoid conflicts with people and livestock

With the slower pace and detail-oriented focus of going on foot, I hoped to understand bugs, birds and reptiles, not just see them.

With an aging herd, the zoo is preparing for the day when its elephants face death.

Hulu is bolstering its kids programming slate with three new original series for premiere in 2020.

The property owners association said the feedings attracted flocks of defecating, vomiting vultures, as well as raccoons, alligators and a bobcat.

Wild Karnataka, the first wildlife film to release in theatres, celebrates the biodiversity of the state and that of India

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Mara listens to her trainer say up, down, blow, obediently raising her trunk so a saline solution can be introduced, then lowering it and expelling...

A Floridawoman who fed alligators, vultures and other animals behind her house agreed to pay out $53,000 on Wednesday, as part of a legal settlement between her and the community's property owners association.

Pangolin scales are mainly used in traditional oriental remedies. They are also killed for meat.

On an island famed as Australia's "Galapagos" for its unique and abundant wildlife, rescuers are racing to save rare animals in a bushfire-ravaged landscape.

Read on to discover why these seven places are the world's best under-the-radar African safari destinations.

It involves planting another surprising crop.

Research on the coast of Tunisia shows relatively rapid erosion caused by development, a dramatic finding that can be applied to Southern California.

From The Earth Institute at Columbia University. No, not a cult.  No. no. no.~cr They are at home coring trees in the backcountry of Mongolia, flying airborne missions over polar ice caps, or

Even if we change our emissions now, we are committed to a lot of ice melt, says Prof. Kb.

Declassified spy-satellite photos show that the glaciers near Mount Everest are shrinking more than expected.

A robotic submarine is about to descend into a dark, water-filled cavern in Antarctica, to try to find out why one of the continent's largest glaciers is melting so fast.

Just what this means for the fragile mountain ecosystem is unclear, but researchers say the need to find out is 'urgent'

Humankinds impact on the world is obvious, but ourspatial patternsare sometimes difficult to recognize from the ground...

Greenlands current rate of ice loss has accelerated from 25 billion to 234 billion tons per year, a whopping nine times increase in faster melt rate.

A new satellite will provide more detailed information about rising sea levels and other changes in Earth's oceans. Meet Sentinel-6/Jason-CS.

For years Glacier National Park has been warning on their visitor signs that their main attraction, the glaciers, would be gone by 2020.

Forget strapless gowns and skimpy dresses. Audiences to this Italian music concert, with instruments made of ice, need to dress for arctic conditions as the venue is in an igloo on top of a glacier.

Vegetation is expanding at high altitudes across the Himalayas - including the Everest region.

Congratulations to Lucinda Lawrence, whose picture of the Mount Hagen festival, in Papua New Guinea, is this weeks winner of our competition in association with the tailor-made trip specialist Audley Travel (01993 838000, audleytravel.com). She wins a 250 photography voucher and makes the s

Mojo Vision unveils augmented reality contact lenses and scientists make programmable organisms in this week's awesome tech stories from around the web.

Although I feed song birds with meal worms, suet and seeds, Ive come to realise that my garden can do the job just as well

Great Casterton, Rutland: Those bangs are meant to sound like guns because birds know what guns do

Deadly kite strings kill 150 birds in India

The flying robot is better at following directions than its namesake

The bird suffered serious injuries after a car struck it, leaving it with internal bleeding, trauma to its face, eye and nasal cavity, and a broken scapula.

The Wildlife Rescue Association has rescued 10 hummingbirds and expects more help will be needed over the weekend for the birds that stay in southern B.C. year-round instead of migrating south for the winter

Hundreds of defecating birds are roosting in a radio tower.

Bird is one of six released on Isle of Wight as first residents in England for 250 years

The property owners association said the feedings attracted flocks of defecating, vomiting vultures, as well as raccoons, alligators and a bobcat.

Tiny Seychelles island coaxes bird back from brink