A newly discovered plant found by a national park volunteer in the Texas desert is a small, fuzzy flower that pokes up ...

A desert native, and high school biology teacher is on a mission to connect her high school students with the beauty and ...

Knowledgeable docents will be available to share information on desert gardening techniques, plant selection and irrigation practices.

The small plant, officially named Ovicula biradiata and more affectionately called “wooly devil,” was first spotted in March 2024, sprinkled among desert rocks in a remote, northern stretch ...

In Argentina’s Neuquén province, local laws require that when oil companies decommission a drilling site in the Monte Desert, they dig furrows across the site to promote plant growth ...

Sometimes words fall hopelessly short. This might explain the silences between the two botanists as their vehicle crunches ...

Teaching High Desert students about the use of native plants in landscaped yards has many benefits. First of all, native shrubs like creosote, rubber rabbitbrush, Mormon tea and California ...

While walking in Big Bend National Park in Texas' Chihuahuan Desert, a park volunteer came across a fuzzy flower that turned out to be a never-before-seen species. The "woolly devil," as ...