Articles by Evan Nicole Brown

Will it help solve the peak's trash problems?

On Thursday, it catapulted a communications satellite into space from Cape Canaveral.

Once-popular Gravensteins are available for just two weeks each August.

Found in 1863 but not displayed till now, they spent 500 years concealed in a wall.

The country came together—and installed 350 million trees in just 12 hours—to combat climate change.

Century-old traces of a bygone resort are starting to surface at Castlewood.

The Buzludzha Memorial House has a polarizing history and an uncertain future.

“Fallen Astronaut” honors those who died in the Space Race, with a few notable omissions.

Paris’s ambitious “urban forest” plan includes tree-planting near iconic landmarks.

For one thing, they tell us that plants aren't blooming when they used to at Walden Pond—or most anywhere else.

A new exhibit in London has 300 years of celestial ephemera on display.

The ancient resin, used for everything from aromatherapy to Catholic ceremonies, is being overtapped.

It was carrying lots of old jugs.

There's more than one way to get from point A to point B while rolling a ball of dung.

And its flowers bloom only a week later.

Now there's nothing left of its whimsical crown.

The legend of the Sourtoe Cocktail continues.

Maybe, thanks to the magic of fungus.

Researchers in Argentina found the synthetic nest by chance.

One of just two copies thought to survive is back in Navajo Nation.

Public health officials hope the success can be replicated.

And all you'll need to see it is a library card.

An old medical botanical guide offers new avenues for research.

It wasn't meant to survive nearly that long.