It seems to me that nature is already functioning happily at all the “levels” we humans think we can discern, and many more we have yet to identify (10 August, p 18).

To the editor: Now that America has reelected Donald Trump, he will, no doubt, be doubling down on humankind's insane and apocalyptic war with Mother Nature.

MR. COLLIER'S letter, NATURE, vol. x. p. 43, is even more astonishing than anything that Mr. Spencer has written. A mathematician who reads it feels something like Alice behind the looking-glass ...

Moreover, scientists take as “biological reality” what we observe in Nature, even if it contradicts our own beliefs. Biologists are finding ever more diversity of sexes among our animal kin.

Kevin O'Connor, former President Joe Biden 's physician, is set to testify before the House Oversight Committee about Biden's health in office after President Donald Trump waived executive privilege ...

To the Editor: Do some really care about all animals, wildlife , nature and so on or do they not? We need to remember we are part of nature and we are supposed to help nature keep balance, coyotes and ...

Letter-writer Harold Nakagawa’s treatise on erosion is so wrong, I can’t believe he thinks it’s a complex issue (“Start tackling beach erosion on North Shore,” Star-Advertiser, Jan. 17).

Amid fires in L.A., a reader pleads for people to stop fighting each other and join in solidarity to survive the forces that nature has unleashed.

Join us in congratulating Lotte van Raalte, one of the recipients of the $5,000 PhotoVogue Festival Grant for the global open call ‘The Tree of Life: a Love Letter to Nature.’ Lotte van Raalte ...

In "The Tree of Life: A Love Letter to Nature," 50 artists explored the festival’s main theme, sharing stories on the impact of climate change, its socio-political implications, and indigenous ...

Now more than ever, as our communities process the trauma of this major disaster, reconnecting with nature can offer solace, perspective and renewal. Like us, Eaton Canyon will need time to heal.

Now more than ever, as our communities process the trauma of this major disaster, reconnecting with nature can offer solace, perspective and renewal. Like us, Eaton Canyon will need time to heal.