Get outside into nature to improve your health and reduce your need for medications for high blood pressure, depression and anxiety, a new study says. CNN values your feedback 1.

Researchers found that people living in non-industrialized societies experience less age-related chronic inflammation.

Climate Solutions Nature can affect human well-being in many more ways than you think. A new study reviewing hundreds of scientific papers identified more than 200 unique links through which ...

Since 1500, about 150 bird species have gone extinct, according to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. A ...

Backpackers scored 50 percent better on a creativity test after spending four days in nature disconnected from electronic devices, according to a study by psychologists from the University of Utah ...

A large study of identical twins shows that people’s genes affect their sensitivity to life experiences, which in turn makes ...

Everyday interactions with nature can also benefit. An April 2016 study of 44 cities found that urban areas with more parks scored higher on measures of community well-being.

A new UK study has found that spending two hours per week soaking up nature – be it woodland, park or beach – gives a positive boost to health and wellbeing, both mentally and physically.

Per the latest research from Nature Medicine, eating 50 grams of processed meat per day presents "at least an 11% higher risk ...

THE term ‘Nature study’, as used by modern educationists, is not a synonym for natural history, or for what is vaguely called the study of Nature. The primary concern of Nature study is not ...

But even here we find some of the qualities which distinguish sound nature-study—fidelity to observed fact, appreciation of the wonder and beauty of common things, ...