Sheila Jacobs jokingly calls the group “Climate-teers” because its members are like superheroes working behind the scenes to heal the planet.

There are thousands of trained, certified guides around the world, several best-selling books have been published, and the first international forest-therapy conference will be held in July at Sonoma State University.

‘The Unpassing’ explores the complicated lives of Taiwanese immigrants living in Anchorage through the voice of a 10-year-old boy.

This spring, reap the rewards from the Pacific Coast Highway from Morro Bay to Mendocino.

Visitors can smell the sea, see postcard-pretty buildings, lose themselves among the bishop pines and then eat, shop, and play in the picturesque coastal town.

The city's longtime community development coordinator is the Island’s ultimate go-to good guy.

Endocrinologists and aromatherapists are at odds over whether lavender and tea tree essential oils cause ‘moobs.’ More consumers are talking to their doctors about it.