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At Santa Monica’s Third Street Promenade, a free public art gallery is letting you work on your cardboard craft and construction skills.

You probably don’t recognize his face or his name. But in the small city of Sierra Madre, you could call Frank Rubio a local celebrity.

The founders of Color the Water say the organization’s mission is to fight racism by providing free surf lessons year-round to Black and indigenous people of color.

From figuring out which parks are open to the best practices once you’re there, take a look at these tips for traveling responsibly.

The women of Kihnu, Estonia, have kept unique traditions alive for millennia. Now tourism is stepping in.

See if you can put names to the faces of these 13 titans of the arts and sciences.

A photographer and environmental anthropologist explores melting glaciers in Peru.

These vintage photos show that wildlife–human encounters have been an ongoing problem in national parks.

As the coal industry falters and alternative energy gains steam, hear the voices from all sides of the debate.

The combined length of the thousands of tunnels is about the same as the distance between the Earth and the moon.

The company plans to leave “the tech stuff to the tech” and hire humans only for high-level strategic and creative work.