A mother and daughter came across two extremely rare Columbus crabs while out beachcombing. Rebecca Nason and 10-year-old ...

"These fruits are not edible. In fact, they're poisonous," Tunnell wrote in his weekly Beachcombing Report, after finding ...

Downie's retreat will be part of a programme of retreats that Beachcomber is introducing for the first time The group is responding to growing demand for meaningful escapes that offer transformative ...

This story was originally published in Coast Reporter's fall edition of Coast Life. In September of 1971 the CBC began filming a TV series about life in a small B.C. coastal village. The Beachcombers ...

Vancouver still bears remnants of hosting the Expo 86 world's fair almost 40 years ago, including the Science World dome and the Expo Line SkyTrain route. Conan O'Brien, however, is here to remind ...

Beachcombers walk toward the San Lorenzo River Trestle Bridge in Santa Cruz. The bridge, referred to my many locals as the “Lost Boys Bridge,” is a historic landmark and popular spot for pedestrians ...

Beachcombers in Ketchikan, Alaska, found shells of invasive European green crabs on a sandy state park shore in June, making this the newest location in a fight with these harmful non-native species, ...

Gulf Coast beaches are prime spots to find unique items that wash up on the shoreline, including a phenomenon beachcombers call “sea pigs.” Sea pigs, small plastic piggy banks that wash up on the Gulf ...

Before The Texas Chainsaw Massacre... there was Ed.

SEATTLE – Lonely Planet has picked Ruby Beach in Olympic National Park as among 25 of the “world’s best beaches.” It’s the only one from the United States to make the list, with the travel guide ...

Call it a UFO: an unidentified floating object. Beachcombers were baffled over a creepy, “skeleton-like” figure with fins that washed ashore in the UK, as seen in viral photos making waves online.