But these narrow-leafed plants, numbering seven in all, are anything but ordinary: They’re the last of their kind growing in the wild ... The goal: to preserve biodiversity for future generations.

Behind a massive airlock door you enter four 516-square-foot cold-room chambers, maintained at minus-20 degrees Celsius—sufficiently frigid to preserve ... plants are being lost in the wild ...

At Cibolo Nature Center, a hundred-acre preserve adjacent to Boerne City ... effort that began more than 25 years ago, when the plant grew wild in around ten Texas counties. That number has ...

preserving the beauty and balance of the ecosystems you cherish. Embrace the adventure of wild foraging and enjoy the bountiful gifts that nature has to offer! The post 21 Edible Wild Plants for ...

Since the 1750s, at least 571 species of plants have gone extinct in the wild, according to a global survey recently published in Nature Ecology & Evolution. More than eight plant species have ...

On the other side, you’ll find a pristine wilderness with plants and animals that exist nowhere else. This leafhopper, for instance, is unlike anything that Javier Aznar, a Spanish photographer ...