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Here's a new take on a summer camp arts and crafts classic: an onion peel tie-dye t-shirt.

Gary He covered tens of thousands of miles to see the Golden Arches on six continents.

In the Florida Keys, young people are helping to rebuild the world's third largest barrier reef.

Make a splash—in a good way—and impress friends with a smooth transition from land to lake.

Xenophyophores can craft multichambered compounds that resemble morel mushrooms.

To avoid traumatizing children, many camps are banning scary stories. But can a little fun with fear be a good thing?

Spotting the clues left behind by animals is a free and fun way to connect with nature.

The annual rite of passage has always been more about the ambivalence of adults than the amusement of children.

Learn how to share space with modern dinosaurs thoughtfully—without, you know, just winging it.

As the sun goes down when you're camping, every sound can seem like a threat. Blame evolution—and our phones.

Yhyakh is the summer holiday we all need.

New and ancient songs show that there’s more to reviving a crop than planting seeds.

Gastro Obscura just picked up its first win.

Isolation and a heady mix of hormones and fear provide the perfect setting for bloody revenge.

(Without poisoning yourself or burning down the forest.)

There may be no encore in store for these abandoned vaudeville halls and movie palaces.

Polish cities trust their water quality to elite shellfish teams.

That is to say, flags.