From jewelry to paintings to journals and more, the Creative Arts Association had a variety of works on display.

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Spanning seasons, continents and even generations, this butterfly undertakes a migration twice as long as the famed monarch's ...

Having an urban oasis for wildlife and native plants isn’t always a cakewalk. Along with butterflies and beautiful wildflowers, there are quite naturally some other residents and visitors to contend ...

Sometimes, however, art and real life have a charming way of meeting up: Tucson-based artist Alex Heveri has created a sunny ...

Kaori Fukuyama’s ‘Garden of Transformation’ comprises a large metal butterfly wing sculpture, a native garden area and ...

On a guided eco-tour with Marathon Kayak, parents and children alike will learn how to maneuver kayaks through tidal channels, lagoons, and red mangroves. The two- to three-hour excursions are ...

An artist made a visit to Shriners Children’s Boston to help create a colorful mural for the hospital’s lobby.Artist Jamaal ...

And, no question, it’s pretty marvelous: The extravagant tubular flowers it unveils as evening approaches (and which usually wilt by the next morning) definitely draw the eye ... as well as ...

Do You Like It Or Do You Love It? Charlotte Shreeve chose a bold title to help steel her nerves for her first solo exhibit.

The filmmaker’s return to a more coincidental, permissive mode of observation in tandem exhibitions at Dia Chelsea and Beacon is enlivening, if not always incisive.

However, the draw of nonnative flower gardens, urban development and insecticide ... a great migration. In August, the ...