Our photo of the day comes from “The Wild Place Project.”

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Gelada baboon is regal in the winter sun

We really have to change the way we use our cities.

Source: TreeHugger – It’s time to take back the streets for people who walk, run, or bike

All the stuff I once viewed as clutter has become a precious resource for my socially-isolated family.

Source: TreeHugger – In praise of maximalism

Our photo of the day comes from Merced, California.

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: The magnificent eyes and ears of a black-tailed jackrabbit

If you need to be out and about during physical distancing, please mind your sidewalk manners.

Source: TreeHugger – Sidewalk etiquette in times of COVID-19

We should think differently about our material and finish choices.

Source: TreeHugger – Interior design lessons from the coronavirus

Outdoor access may be limited these days, but there are still some things you can do.

Source: TreeHugger – 10 activities to keep kids connected to nature

Shipping boxes of dirty diapers across the country seems inefficient and unnecessary.

Source: TreeHugger – The problem with diaper composting

Our photo of the day comes from Rockyview County, Alberta.

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Pounce!

Throughout history, urban planning has been designed for and by able-bodied men. What does that mean for everyone else?

Source: TreeHugger – What does a gender-neutral city look like?

But does building it out of refurbished shipping containers make any sense?

Source: TreeHugger – CURA is a hospital in a box

When things are feeling grim, the idea of self-sufficient living seems even more appealing. Here’s where it’s all happening, according to Instagram.

Source: TreeHugger – The top US states for homesteading, tiny homes, and off-grid living

These flat-packed rest-and-recovery units could take the load off hospitals in a hurry.

Source: TreeHugger – JUPE health is an ‘immediate response to hospital overcrowding’

Our photo of the day is a lesson in efficiency.

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Pelican packs itself up like a pro

A new study finds that it is unlikely that infected patients are shedding the virus through their tears.

Source: TreeHugger – Can coronavirus spread through tears?

Laneway housing is a terrific option to deal with aging boomers and their children.

Source: TreeHugger – Alley Cat laneway house looks a lot bigger than it is

Listen to scientists, not industry lobbyists, and just keep cleaning.

Source: TreeHugger – Don’t let this pandemic ruin the fight against single-use plastics

Our photo of the day comes from California’s beautiful Central Coast.

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Hummingbird is a lovely little marvel

When it comes to housecleaning, here’s how to tackle the virus responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: TreeHugger – Common household products that can kill the coronavirus

The parts of New York City with the lowest density have the highest rate of COVID-19 infection.

Source: TreeHugger – Urban density is not the enemy, it is your friend