Experts explain how water‑saturated sand can turn unstable, after a complex multi‑agency rescue highlighted real but misunderstood quicksand risks.

A person getting stuck "up to their knees" in sinking mud at Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve in West Sussex prompted a large emergency response.

As evening falls, Jess Aidley enjoys watching the lights twinkling in the apartment blocks transforming the waterfront in ...

The “stripe” kept growing until by 1819 it was 3km long and had acquired the moniker Bull Island. Its emergence from the sea ...

Instead of a growing bloom of algae and worsening water quality — a result, the board says, of a century of infilling — a lagoon reconnected to the sea could see bird-rich mud flats at low tide, and ...

VANCOUVER — Lost Lagoon at the entrance to Vancouver's famed Stanley Park has become a swamp of green algae and stagnant ...

The 28th-annual Sportsman’s Seminar and Supper will take place Saturday, March 21, in the Iron Mountain Central Middle School ...

The moon might be nearly 4,00,000 kilometres away, but the Rann of Kutch makes it feel startlingly close. With its endless white salt flats stretching to the ho ...

Can a $75 sneaker really survive a marathon trip? From airport security to boat excursions, I found out if these viral shoes ...

Plans to restore and reconnect Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon has taken a big step forward after a Park Board endorsement.

Ancient microbial activity preserved in wrinkled seafloor sediments challenges assumptions about where traces of early life can survive.