The European Green Crab Subcommittee is asking the public to help them fight the spread of an especially harmful invasive ...

Through a huge coalition effort, five organizations are working on a method to restore the bay's depleted eelgrass meadows.

On Shanghai’s Chongming Island, rows of solar panels shimmer above a vast crab pond. These panels do more than capture the light. They also generate green electricity to power one of China’s biggest ...

Coughing up thick, green mucus may mean a bacterial or, less often, viral infection, but that's not always true. You constantly breathe in bacteria, some of which are harmless, through your nasal ...

Dating from the1940s, the air raid shelter in Hamburg’s St. Pauli district has been reimagined as a „green mountain,” with expansive gardens covering the top of the wartime structure.

They control the abundance of smaller fish and crabs, which indirectly have a significant impact on vegetation and on algal blooms. At the same time, habitat-forming vegetation, such as eelgrass, has ...

There are simple buffalo lawn care tips you can follow to ensure it stays luscious and green all-year-round. “One of the things that make it such a great family lawn is that is self-repairs rapidly, ...

The Electric Eel is a Deviant in Once Human that allows players to empower electricity production in their base. Because you can allow place four power generators in your base (unless you unlock ...

The ocean outside Bodega Bay is a special place on opening day of recreational crab season, home to an abundance of some of the sweetest, tenderest and tastiest meats in the sea. Its waters also ...

of Fish & Game (ADF&G). “I don’t have any evidence that they are competing for food at certain life stages, but the green crabs tear up the eelgrass that provides vital habitat for juvenile salmon and ...

Dream big, go green. How? Get a dark green lawn with this simple formula: test your soil, add nitrogen and iron, water deeply but sparingly, and sow the right grass type. Does it sound too ‘easy’ to ...