nature

On a remote island off the coast of Maine, artist Xin Liu uses thousands of microphones to record and broadcast the sound of the natural landscape to listeners around the world.

Does living in a city mean you can't be one with nature? We meet two people changing the narrative of how to access green spaces in New York and how everyone can get involved in creating a greener lifestyle. In partnership with Timberland.

What does sustainable fashion mean to you? We meet individuals changing what it means to create a more sustainable fashion footprint, especially in a city such as New York. In partnership with Timberland.

Formicophilia is a largely unknown fetish where people incorporate insects into their sex lives.

The LA based Australian artist/designer talks working with Flume and Mark Pritchard, using technology to get closer to nature, and creating flowers from algorithms.

A look into the life of the Lil B the Based God.

We check in with filmmaker Sam Cannon, re-visit the time artist Duke Riley released thousands of pigeons strapped with LEDs and chat with choreographer Katherine Maxwell.

We head to the Black Rock, Nevada campsite home of the legendary Burning Man festival and check out the incredible art structures built throughout the grounds.

In the full length version of "Surrounded: Island of the Sharks", Motherboard goes to Réunion to see why the island has experienced a spike in shark attacks since 2011, and how people are turning to science to restore balance with nature.

Motherboard goes to Ile de Reunion to investigate the potential causes and impact of a recent spike in shark attacks on the small island.

Motherboard goes to Reunion Island to investigate why this once an idyllic surfers paradise has experienced an increase in shark attacks in recent years.

As artist Duke Riley proves in 'Fly by Night,' LED-equipped pigeons are the new performance art.