Eye Yoga for Glaucoma

A 2024 study found daily eye yoga reduced intraocular pressure and improved blood flow in glaucoma patients without adverse effects Read More »

North America’s Largest Wildlife Overpass Opens

Colorado’s I-25 wildlife overpass spans six lanes, connecting habitat for elk, deer and antelope and reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions by 90% Read More »

Conquering Continents on Foot

Karl Bushby nears the end of a 27-year trek across the globe without motorized transport, highlighting human resilience and kindness worldwide Read More »

Innovative Utah Freeway for Cyclists and Pedestrians

Utah’s 3,100-mile paved trail network will link towns, parks and schools with car-free routes, enhancing safety and active transportation access Read More »

A Turtle’s Resilience and the Power of Proper Care

Rockalina the turtle recovered after decades of neglect, showing how proper food, space and natural light can restore instinct and vitality Read More »

Bacteria Engineered to Tackle Microplastics

Scientists at Duke University are exploring how bioengineered bacteria could degrade PET plastic waste and turn it into reusable material Read More »

The Collaborative Magic of Repair Fairs

Volunteers at global repair fairs help fix broken household goods, reducing waste and encouraging DIY skills, community connection and environmental responsibility Read More »

Calendar of Events January 2026

Events, workshops and more! Read More »

Senior Friendship Centers Host 20th Annual Caregivers Forum

Senior Friendship Centers will host the 20th Annual Caregivers Forum on February 6 in Sarasota, offering caregivers expert insights, panel discussions, and resources focused on wellness, resilience, and support for those caring for aging loved ones. Read More »

Native Edible Abundance Will Elevate Your Land into a Living Sanctuary

Native Edible Abundance transforms outdoor spaces into regenerative, biodiverse edible gardens and native landscapes that nourish both people and the planet, combining beauty, productivity, and ecological restoration. Read More »