Flat gecko, which is scientifically known as Afroedura. LIMPOPO – Two Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) researchers have rediscovered a gecko species in the Blyde River Canyon that had not been ...

Father’s Day. That compulsory, faintly absurd matinée in which offspring, nudged by guilt and the tireless ingenuity of marketing departments, attempt to settle a lifelong account with socks stitched ...

North America's deepest gorge, Hells Canyon, which slithers along the border of Idaho and Oregon, is a surprisingly new addition to the Earth's ancient landscape. A recent study suggests that a ...

Dr Darren Pieterson in front of the Blyde River Canyon. The reason the species was categorised as ‘lost’ is because after 1991 it hasn’t been seen or recorded again and, ...

The Columbia River Gorge is not only a feast for the eyes but for all the senses. This Gorgeous River Canyon Has the Highest Concentration of Waterfalls in North America—and It’s Just 10 ...

Hells Canyon, the deepest river gorge in the United States, likely got rapidly carved 2.1 million years ago when a shifting landscape in Idaho caused a giant lake to start overflowing.

Highway 178 through Kern River Canyon will remain closed until further notice as crews work to extinguish a 1,000-acre brush fire north of the Upper Richbar Picnic Area.

Researchers from the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) have located specimens of the elusive Blyde Rondavel flat gecko, a species first identified in 1991 in Mpumalanga Province's Blyde River Canyon ...

In a remarkable turn of events, researchers from the Endangered Wildlife Trust have rediscovered the Blyde River Flat Gecko, a species unseen for over 33 years, igniting hope for the conservation ...

The Perrine Bridge, which spans the width of the Snake River Canyon, stands at 486 feet and is a popular destination for BASE jumping enthusiasts.

Forming the northern part of the Drakensberg escarpment in South Africa, the Blyde River Canyon consists of mostly red sandstone and lush subtropical foliage and runs for more than 16 miles.

Stopper was driving back to Denver from an event in Carbondale. Heading east on Interstate 70 through Glenwood Canyon, he saw the Colorado River perform a curious trick.