Nature Articles

Immortalized by Longfellow, Michigan's Upper Peninsula is still worth celebrating, from its rocky cliffs to its Gilded Age cabins

Now overgrown by jungle, the ancient site of El Mirador was once the thriving capital of the Maya civilization

Scientists probe our nearest star to help predict its ravaging solar storms and then some

Soil from Jerusalem's Temple Mount is yielding artifacts of biblical proportion

Peru's mega-dam will bring a flood of benefits to the region. But at what cost?

In out-of-this-world images, the Chandra and Spitzer space telescopes show us parts of the universe not on our wavelength.

Scientists in Montana study the elusive lynx in its wintry haunts. Their goal: save the “ghost cat”.

Snow, ice, rain and wind: How some of history's worst storms impacted the Main Line and neighboring towns.

Entering the near-freezing waters of Canada's Hudson Bay, PM's thrill-seeking reporter takes a swim with hundreds of hungry, two-ton beluga whales.

New aerial photographs of industrial sites provoke a strange mix of admiration and concern