Designer John McCulley gives us food for thought.

Source: TreeHugger – Home office ideas for open-plan living

It’s hard not being able to order in food whenever you want, but there are ways to make daily meal prep less onerous.

Source: TreeHugger – No takeout? No worry!

Our photo of the day comes from Davis, California.

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Burrowing owl looks skeptical

Nobody wants to touch the stuff.

Source: TreeHugger – Will the coronavirus mean the end of cash?

Restaurants are creating more of it, but people are wasting less at home.

Source: TreeHugger – Takeout food waste has fluctuated, due to pandemic

A new study from Australia found that pet cats kill 230 million native animals every year.

Source: TreeHugger – Keep your cat indoors, scientists plead

Our photo of the day presents another great example of how animals adapt to create uncanny camouflage.

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Moth is well-disguised as a leaf

Yes, but be careful.

Source: TreeHugger – Could ultraviolet light kill the coronavirus in our buildings and homes?

Researchers discover typical teenage behavior isn’t exclusive to humans – here’s why that’s important to know.

Source: TreeHugger – Dogs become rebellious teenagers at 8 months, but this too shall pass

That refreshing ocean breeze could be returning as much as 136,000 tonnes of plastic to land every year, researchers suggest.

Source: TreeHugger – Sea spray is full of microplastics

With just a few ingredients, one bowl, and a no-knead crust, anyone can make this delicious crispy pan pizza.

Source: TreeHugger – The cast-iron pizza recipe that changes everything

Once again, it’s time to learn from the modernist masters about light, air and openness.

Source: TreeHugger – How will hotels change after the coronavirus?

People’s lives are at risk so you can enjoy a burger at home.

Source: TreeHugger – Meatpacking plants should not be open right now

Our photo of the day comes from Hilo, Hawaii.

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Big, beautiful, boisterous bullfrog

A study shows that horses can select the correct photo of their keepers, even ones they hadn’t seen in six months.

Source: TreeHugger – Horses can identify and remember their humans

This might be the best of both worlds: a grocery store on wheels.

Source: TreeHugger – Grocery Neighbour brings the grocery store to your door

She would have a lot to say about how to deal with the coronavirus.

Source: TreeHugger – Happy 200th birthday, Florence Nightingale

They’ve been boosted by more at-home cooking, competitive beef prices, and shoppers’ growing disgust at meat production.

Source: TreeHugger – Plant-based meat companies are hotter than ever right now

Our photo of the day offers a view of the details.

Source: TreeHugger – Photo: Honey bee in flight

Delving deep into books, whether fiction or non-fiction, is one of the best ways to spend your time while indoors and isolated.

Source: TreeHugger – Inspiring books for hard times