Conservationists on Mozambique's Mount Gorongosa are encouraging farmers to grow coffee in the shade of hardwood trees as a way to improve their lot and reverse deforestation at the same time

Roughing it? Hardly. Luxury tents on New York City's Governors Island offer hotel-like comforts along with stunning views

PBS' tradition of broadcasting music and fireworks from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol is facing competition from a different live concert in the same city at the same time hosted on the White House's South Lawn

Badlands, prairie and the place that inspired one of America's greatest conservationists: Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota

A trio of unique Idaho spots: huckleberry beer in a tiny brewery, Craters of the Moon's lava landscape and dining at famed Sun Valley

Montana: See the glaciers before they disappear, but ditch the bear bells when you're hiking (rangers say bells might attract bears, not repel them)

U.S. prosecutors are considering charges against two people seen taking rare, federally protected silversword plants found only on a mountain in Hawaii

U.S. officials offered Nestle a three-year permit to keep taking millions of gallons of water from a national forest in Southern California

The White House is adding a live concert on the South Lawn to its annual Fourth of July celebration.

Democrats in Congress are asking U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke to explain why he's reassigned dozens of senior agency officials, most recently Yellowstone National Park's superintendent, who's being pushed into early retirement