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Noel Curran, EBU Director General, welcomes delegates to News Xchange 2023 in Dublin

Cecilia Lei muses about the strange, wild world of flowers. "Eryngium planum looks like a prop from the 1993 film 'Coneheads,'" she writes.

With a focus on conservation, zoo's vast plant collections featuring rare and unusual specimens are a whole other animal

The Venus Flytrap, a unique and important species, is facing extinction. Demand advocacy for its conservation from the authorities.

Kevon Looney is far more than a feel-good story. As he proved in the Warriors' first-round series, he's one of the best at his position in all of basketball.

Not having luck growing carnivorous plants at home? Jacob Soule talks carnivorous plant soil requirements, pitcher plant varieties, sundew plant care, and more.

Special to the News-Times

We asked our writers and readers to submit a short love story to celebrate Valentines Day. The themes they chose run the gamut of emotions — romance, acceptance, joy, heartache — and every submission has a strong heartbeat

Stink bugs overwinter in Minnesota as adults in a hibernation-like state in woodlots, houses, sheds and garages. Adults may emerge as early as March and April and produce offspring in June.

Tampa author Kenny Coogan talks about about his recently released book “Florida's Carnivorous Plants” and business “Critter Companions.”