"Cheers to another year of growth, grace, and gratitude," Kim Chiu said, captioning a series of photos from her stunning ...

As more unsettled weather arrives, our Crop Watch agronomists welcome some moisture to help spring crops establish and boost ...

In a strategic move to tackle the twin challenges of desertification and land degradation, the National Agency for the Great Green Wall (NAGGW), in ...

Here are the 9 underrated places that should be on every bucket list, according to a man who’s been to 175 countries out of ...

The outcropping of red rocks, located on private property on Las Vegas’ outer edge near Red Rock Canyon, had become a destination for graffiti, drinking and shooting guns. The spread is home to ...

The sand is settling, the 2025 and 39th edition of Marathon des Sables The Legendary is over. Quite simply, a hugely ...

Tunisia welcomed five thousand Brazilian tourists last year, a 30% increase compared to 2019, a benchmark year for the sector ...

Rare DNA found in the barrens of the Sahara reveals the ancestral lineage from North Africa with widespread pastoralism ...

In the Mauritanian desert, nomadic herders look for unusual rocks with a dark surface, hoping to find rare meteorites and strike it big.

The rest mostly go unnoticed, blending in with other stones. But in the Mauritanian desert, herders have learned what to look for: rocks with a strikingly dark surface, known as the fusion crust.

Paleoclimate and archaeological evidence tells us that, 11,000-5,000 years ago, the Earth's slow orbital 'wobble' transformed today's Sahara desert to a land covered with vegetation and lakes.