More than 30 islands sit off the Essex coastline, revealing a wilder, windswept side to the county than many visitors expect.

After months at sea, the orange-beaked birds are gathering along coastal cliffs in a short but sensational migration.

Can dying coral be nursed back to life by healthy coral? A new theory from a pair of marine biologists studying how the tiny ...

After years of deep-sea sleuthing, National Geographic Explorer Katy Croff Bell has created a treasure map. It’s not drawn on ...

While summer draws Iceland’s highest visitor numbers, the earlier months can be even more rewarding, with equally ...

Less visited than nearby Lofoten but just as preternaturally beautiful, the archipelago of Vesterålen is a balmy natural ...

Off Scotland’s west coast, Iona was one of medieval Britain’s earliest Christian centres. Now, it offers space for stillness, ...

Hawaiians have been harvesting fish sustainably for generations, tending traditional ponds known as loko iʻa. The ...

British Columbia’s largest city is built on diversity, reflected in its dramatic landscapes, multicultural culinary offerings ...

With more than 3,500 miles of coastline to explore, it’s easy to fall under the spell of this Balkan nation’s dazzling Adriatic setting. But Croatia’s fine shingle beaches are just the beginning.

An April 9 lecture at Palm Beach's Society of the Four Arts will feature Floridian conservation photographer Carlton Ward Jr.

Being able to reproduce both sexually and asexually gives the dragons an evolutionary edge, Garcia says. If no mate is handy, a female can bear sons parthenogenetically—and when they’re older, they ...