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Storm Éowyn's 100-mph winds have severely damaged Glasgow's 450-year-old Darnley Sycamore, a tree linked to Mary, Queen of Scots. Discover the extent of the damage and its historical significance.

New research reveals Stonehenge's central Altar Stone was transported over 700 km from northeastern Scotland, highlighting the remarkable capabilities of Neolithic societies.

Discover how Apple's new Miami store utilizes mass timber construction to significantly lower its carbon footprint, setting a new standard in sustainable retail architecture.

Once thought extinct, the running buffalo clover's numbers have surged dramatically in Ohio's nature preserves. What led to this remarkable recovery?

A trail camera in Arizona's Huachuca Mountains captures the eighth jaguar sighting since 1996. What does this mean for the species' future in the U.S.?

Scout's latest electric SUV and pickup boast 350-mile range and 1,000 lb-ft torque. Discover the feature that extends range to 500 miles.

Trump’s executive orders revive the rare 'God Squad,' threatening Endangered Species Act and Clean Water Act protections to accelerate energy projects. Environmental groups prepare legal challenges.

Giraffe numbers face a dramatic 30% drop in three decades, as ESA protection proposals aim to curb habitat loss, poaching, and trade threats. Can we stop their silent extinction?

Trump’s directive to increase water pumping escalates California’s water battle as Delta smelt populations plunge 80%, raising critical questions about agriculture, environment, and resource managemen

A 1.2-gram transmitter tracks a spoon-billed sandpiper across 8,000 km, revealing new breeding grounds and key migration stopovers that could change conservation strategies.