Environment

Formerly a "bliss and beauty nature photographer," Moran is answering a higher calling — to save Florida's endangered waters.

The youngest director of the North American Nature Photography Association tells what it is like to be a woman in the male-dominated field.

Writer Jack Davis gives a piece of advice to young writers.

"The imagination of the cloud is much more fitting than something that is much more grounded: buried underneath the ocean and going along narrow routes."

Eva Liu talks with Cynthia Barnett about the "democratization of water" and environmental changes we can make together as a community.

Inspired by his uncle, Carl Mydans, who photographed for the Farm Security Administration, Stebner found his passion in Kansas—photographing farmers and ranchers and the soul behind agriculture.

"We can get to feeling like the Earth is our enemy, when the truth is, it is the human relationship with the planet that is actually broken— the climate—coasts—refuges. Everything begins there."

Many people consider red-cypress mulch a beautiful cover for landscapes. But is it worth the loss of some of our most beautiful and iconic trees?

A 20-foot tree, a well-known obstacle for disc golfers at Northside Park, was removed for display as part of The Thomas Center's annual tree-lighting ceremony.