Linda Fenwick and Lucinda Compton have collaborated to create two shell-encrusted buildings that we are all invited to share. Sharon Dale reports. Pictures by Simon Hulme. Did you know with a Digital ...

Paleontologists studying a recreational beach in Spain say a threefold increase in tourism led to a corresponding loss in seashells and that shell collectors and other tourists are, in some cases, ...

Some people are serious about shell collecting. John Fatu has a species of abalone named after him. He started collecting shells and sending them to the Smithsonian Institution about 30 years ago.