An Invasive Type Of Hornet That's Taking Over Yards And What You Can Do
Here's everything you need to know about what to do if you happen to find this new, invasive species of hornets in your yard or garden area.
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A Simple Solution That'll Help Keep Crows Away From Your Birdbath
Crows are beneficial, smart birds. Too many around your birdbath can scare off songbirds and make for a messy yard. Safely and kindly send them on their way.
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Things That Are Attracting Skunks To Your Yard
Skunks get a bad rap: They're actually pretty adorable, and they eat mice. But you may unwittingly be inviting them to hang out in, and tear up, your yard.
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Things That Are Attracting Bears To Your Yard
A bear cruising past your yard once is kind of thrilling. A bear repeatedly visiting to tear apart garbage cans or worse is no fun. Here's what to watch for.
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Things That Are Attracting Raccoons To Your Yard
Protecting your yard from raccoons is a lot like childproofing a home: Look at it from their angle and cover all your bases, from your roof to your lawn.
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The Simple Yet Effective Solution For Keeping Bears Out Of Your Trash Cans
One man's trash is another bear's treasure, and your garbage cans contain a tasty buffet for them. Here's how to keep them out of your cans with a simple tool.
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The Common Composting Mistake That May Be Attracting Bears
Bears don't only steal picnic baskets; they may be coming for your compost too. So, make sure you avoid this huge mistake and keep your yard bear-free.
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Build A Winter Home For Birds And Pollinators With A Clever DIY
Natural materials already in your yard can become cozy winter shelters that support pollinators and small birds through some of the coldest months.
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12 Types Of Crocodile Species, Ranked By Danger Level
There are 16 species of crocodiles in the world. While they all have sharp teeth, some are less dangerous to humans, while some should be avoided at all costs.
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Durable Birdbath Materials To Consider If You Experience Harsh Winters
As winter approaches, having a constantly available birdbath for feathered visitors is a great idea. Some materials survive harsh temps better than others.
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Wildlife Enthusiasts Will Absolutely Love This Popular Costa Rica Destination
With beaches, forests, and mountains Costa Rica is the most biodiverse place on earth -- making this popular destination a wildlife lover's paradise.
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Are Mice Taking Over Your Shed? Here's How You Can Get Rid Of Them
Much like humans, mice just want a good meal and a safe spot to stay, which makes your shed very inviting. Find out what to get rid of to keep the rodents away.
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Why You Should Avoid Using Boiling Water To Keep A Birdbath From Freezing
If birds vist your birdbath all winter, you want to keep it filled but not frozen. While boiling water seems like a no-brainer, steer clear of this quick fix.
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This Popular Nevada Vacation Spot Is Getting A Makeover - And You Can Help!
Years of activity including long-term camping has overwhelmed the resources at this national recreation area on the Colorado River, so join in on the cleanup!
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Get Up Close And Personal With Brown Bears At This Overlooked Alaska National Park
This all too often overlooked Nation Park in Alaska lets you get as up close and personal with brown bears as is humanly safe -- you just have to get there.
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A Clever DIY Perch Pole May Be The Answer To Your Yard's Snake Problem
While snakes can be beneficial, most people don’t want to see them in their yard. Making this perch pole for predators could solve the problem.
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How To Detect And Identify The Snakes In Your Yard
A healthy garden invites wildlife, including snakes. It's important to look for signs they're slithering about, and identify whether you want them there or not.
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The Fast-Spreading Invasive Species That's Taking Over Popular Southern California Lakes
There's an invasive species that is rapidly overtaking California's waterways, going from the San Francisco region to Los Angeles in less than a year.
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This Strong-Smelling Perennial May Be The Reason Bears Keep Visiting Your Yard
Black bears sometimes wander into yards, even when your garbage is out of reach. But if they keep coming back, there's a local plant that might be the culprit.
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Travel To Alaska To Visit The Beautiful 'Brown Bear Viewing Capital Of The World'
There are a number of parks in Alaska where you can view brown bears, but this island boasts nearly as many bears as humans, averaging one per square mile.
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How To Protect Birds In Your Yard During A Polar Vortex
When a polar vortex or harsh winter weather is on its way, don't forget your feathered friends: They get cold and hungry like we do, and could use your help.
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The New York Town In The Heart Of The Adirondacks Is Perfect For Outdoor Activities
Discover this year-round New York destination that's an outdoor enthusiast's haven, surrounded by fly-fishing, river-rafting, hiking, and skiing spots.
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The Popular But Pricey Food Storage Bag That Has Campers Completely Divided
A popular food-storage option designed for outdoor use has sparked debate among campers, who question whether the high price aligns with real-world performance.
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Homeowner Shares One-Of-A-Kind Mosaic Birdbath DIY: 'Time Well Spent!'
This DIY mosaic birdbath earned lots of praise on social media, and it's easy to see why. However, is this colorful and unique creation practical?
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It Looks Like Even Your Car Isn't Safe From Bears - 'Bear Ripped Off All My Door Handles'
A viral Reddit post of a bear dismantling a car shows just how dramatic online bear discourse can get — and what real encounters look like.
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The US State Where You Are Least Likely To Run Into A Bear While Camping
The National Park Service has several recommendations to avoid and prepare for encounters with bears. In one U.S. state, you won't need to worry about it.
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A Common Hummingbird Nectar Myth You Should Stop Believing
If you want more hummingbirds to come to your garden, maybe stop believing this common hummingbird myth and start planting colorful flowers.
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