Yosemite National Park covers almost 750,000 acres and about 11,000 feet in elevation changes. That means the rules covering campfires may be very specific.
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Filling bird feeders for overwintering birds is a wonderful way to help when resources are scarce. Do it responsibly, or you could be doing more harm than good.
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It's just snowed. You grab a shovel and head out to clear the driveway and...slip and fall. It's a risk every time, but this simple little trick takes seconds.
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Winter camping can be serene and adventurous, but cold weather should be taken seriously. Get some instant warmth through this old-school survival trick.
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While you probably know how to prepare for snow, sleet, or freezing ice, what happens if the forecast is for a wintry mix? You'll need to be ready for anything.
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Winter camping can be one the most fun, peaceful experiences possible. But things can quickly turn south during a snow storm, so it's important you stay calm.
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If you're used to pulling over and sleeping in your car during a road trip, there's no reason this has to stop during chilly winter nights. Just be prepared.
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Hospitals and chiropractors see injuries spike during the winter, as people commonly strain their backs shoveling snow. Work smarter not harder to avoid pain.
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Sprinkling rock salt on your snowy or iced over a sidewalk seems like a smart thing to do. But it creates its own set of risks unless you take this one step.
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While tornadoes are more common in some parts of the U.S. and at certain times of year, they can happen anywhere, any time. Get to know what the forecasts mean.
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The number of people wearing helmets while skiing and snowboarding has risen dramatically in the past decade. It's a good thing, but what does the science say?
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The good news is wild turkey populations have rebounded dramatically. The bad news (for some ) is, that means they might make frequent visits to your yard.
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Hail can pummel a car, lawn, or roof in a matter of minutes. Protecting your roof from damage involves several proactive steps, both small and very large.
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When snow covers your driveway, stairs, and walkway, it's time to break out the snow shovel. But what else? Turns out there's all sorts of gear that can help.
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Flash floods can happen in minutes or hours, and may start miles away. So it's imperative you've prepared your yard, house, and car well before they happen.
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You definitely should clear the snow from your pea gravel driveway. But it's risky to go down to the drive, sending rocks flying. So how far down should you go?
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large chunks of ice, with huge icicles dangling off your roof, makes for great photos, but could be damaging your house inside and out. Here's what to know.
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If you’ve ever experienced a bomb cyclone, you know they aren’t explosions, but massive storms. While it can be similar to a blizzard, there are differences.
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Heavy rains can lead to standing water and a host of other issues for your lawn. Knowing how to prevent a flooded lawn or recover one is key to its surviving.
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Winter weather, even in warmer parts of the country, can bring frosty nights or mornings which can damage or kill potted plants. One easy trick can save them.
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You may have done everything to protect your bird feeder from squirrels and other critters, but overlooking this one task may invite pests in a different way.
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It's something no homeowner wants to deal with, but at some point, you're going to have to replace the roof's shingles. Better to know early what to look for.
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Caring for a birdbath means frequent cleaning. Sometimes algae builds up and it can be tough to clean (and gross). This popular option naturally blocks algae.
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In winter, it may feel like your phone blows up daily with weather alerts. While you should be prepared, there’s a difference between a storm watch and warning.
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It’s not just heavy rains or hail that can damage a garden — so can strong winds, snapping stems and blowing debris. Here’s how to help protect your garden.
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Invasive plants and animals can be the scourge of the farmer, rancher, and home gardener. A new pest has been identified in one state, but may be spreading.
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As temperatures drop, the risk to your plants from frost increases. Keeping an eye on frost advisories and freeze warnings, and knowing the difference, is key.
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