The students thrust the storage bin lid containing 37 or so wriggling worms into my arms.

Two-thirds of the planet’s surface is covered by oceans, and half of that is outside the jurisdiction of national governments. So much of those high seas have yet to be explored...

A chance encounter with a Prince Edward Island lobsterman at the gathering led to a trip to the Canadian island province for two high school students...

Like those who gathered around the campfire, the young actors courageously step out onto the stage…

Climate change “has its origins on the other side of the world, in the boardrooms somewhere in New York, in Tokyo...”

—Anote Tong

Soon the whole group was smiling, sometimes out of fun and sometimes with mild embarrassment...

Nowhere have I found a community where the generational divide is as smudged as it is here.

Annika Rogers has spent most of her life working hard to excel, both in school and in sport, competing locally in sailing and internationally in snowshoeing.

“How do we make peace with nature? That is the challenge of our times.” —Sylvia Earle