Studying culture as a psychological feature might result in a better understanding of how ourselves are a product of our environment.

Coexistence in the Anthropocene and beyond means compassion and justice for all. We must stop wantonly killing other animals and decimating their homes in the name of humans.

Ever wanted your own personal philosopher? Well, now you have one. Let's explore the light, the dark, and the various shades of grey of human nature together...

In this interview with biologist and philosopher Andreas Weber, we're asked to view ecology as a tender practice of forging relationships and of yearning for connections.

New data on the brain activity of sleeping dogs shows that the effect of emotional experiences on sleep is different for dogs and people.

"Tiny" homes and small urban spaces have surged in popularity, in response to limited affordability and availability of housing. Who knew they'd be so much fun?

Not all muscle is built in the gym. There are several ways nature can help you build the mental muscle you need to reach your greatest potential.

Youth feel climate science is clear and the response is to act. But what do we do? Social scientists say we can easily do these three things that go beyond changing a light bulb.

Want to convince science deniers without arguing? A five-step research-based strategy can help.

Want to boost your creativity? Go outside and let your mind (and feet) wander.

Aren't you already looking to getting away for some healthful pampering? Preparation is about more than packing outfits; it's also about seeing the maintenance of re-entry.

When push comes to shove, we dig in our heels, pretending that nature or the supernatural stands for what we stand for. That's a problem worth keeping an eye on.

As the temperatures increase, so do the mental health risks among farmers.

Discover your seventh sense for perceiving tipping points, why there’s no “second place” in the connected world of the future, and what you can do to prepare your business.