The Common Gear Mistake To Avoid When Encountering Bears While Hiking
Some national parks are well-known for their bear populations. If you ever encounter a bear while hiking, avoid making this common gear mistake.
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Some Of The Different Types Of Hummingbirds That Could Be Visiting Your Yard
There are over 350 species of hummingbirds, but only a little over a dozen visit or stay the U.S. Learning the different species adds to your viewing pleasure.
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U.S. States Where You're Most Likely To Encounter Black Widows
Black widows are one of the most common venomous spider species in the U.S., but where do they live and how do you avoid getting bit by one?
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The Do's And Don'ts Of Ethical Wildlife Photography
Learn how to take powerful, respectful wildlife photos with these ethical photography tips that protect animals, habitats, and your own credibility.
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Repurpose An Old Coffee Container And Turn It Into A Simple Bird Feeder
Some DIY bird feeders are so complex, you'd be better off buying store bought versions. But this hack just requires you to finish off your morning cup of joe.
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For Incredible Views Of Bison, Visit This Overlooked Midwest National Park
Herds of bison are a rare treat to see in the wild, but this overlooked Midwest national park has an abundance of them. Just make sure you pack your binoculars.
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Nature's Service Animals: How Conservation Detection Dogs Are Protecting Ecosystems
Conservation detection dogs are trained to do many tasks that help protect national parks and ecosystems across the country; here's how.
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When You Get Bitten By A Tick, Here's What Could Happen To Your Body
In much of the U.S., ticks are nearly unavoidable. While most tick bites are harmless, it’s important to know what could happen and what symptoms to look for.
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A Must-Visit Pocono Mountain Destination For A Plethora Of Outdoor Adventures
If you're heading to the mountains of Pennsylvania and are looking for one spot with all the activities you'd need, look no further than this central city.
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Beautiful, Awe-Inspiring Things Found Deep In The Woods
Any walk in the woods can be enjoyable, but if you're prepared to venture farther, natural wonders such as mirrored lakes and frozen waterfalls await.
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Citizen Science: Tips For Turning Everyday Outdoor Moments Into Meaningful Scientific Research
We live in a crowdsourced world, from movie reviews to online encyclopedias. Citizen science turns your love of the outdoors into important data for scientists.
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Clever Hacks To Banish Pests From Your Patio
Patios are designed for pleasant outdoor living. But bugs, rodents, and other critters can make relaxing difficult. Fortunately there are a range of deterrents.
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Wild Animals That Are Way Smarter Than You Think
We often applaud animals for learning tricks. But until recently, we rarely acknowledged that significant intelligence extends beyond us, even beyond mammals.
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11 Fascinating Facts About Hummingbirds You May Not Have Known
You probably know that hummingbirds can hover, if you've ever watched them feed. But these tiny pollinators lead fascinating lives, from eating to mating.
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Deter Rabbits From Your Yard With The Help Of An Overlooked Herb
A thriving vegetable garden is likely to bring a whole army of rabbits hopping into your yard. Luckily, this colorful herb will send them right back out again.
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Repurpose Old Legos To Make A Playful DIY Bird Feeder
A stack of old Lego bricks can spark something unexpected in your garden, turning a nostalgic toy into a bright, cheerful centerpiece for feathered guests.
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A Common Mistake To Avoid When Getting Rid Of A Wasp Nest In Your Yard
Finding a large, active wasp's nest near your house can be nerve-wracking enough. Taking one down the obvious, but wrong way can lead to a lot of angry wasps.
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The Vibrant Bulb To Plant In The Fall To Attract More Robins Come Spring
Some methods of attracting robins to your yard are direct, like bird feeders. But some, like this colorful PNW bulb, serve a different, indirect, function.
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A Naturally Smelly Deterrent That'll Keep Squirrels Out Of Your Yard
Squirrels may love fresh soil, but there’s one everyday scent that might drive them away, and it’s something most of us toss without a thought.
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Wild Animals That Are Way More Dangerous Than People Realize (In North America)
Most of us know to give bears a wide berth in the wild. But there are gentler wild animals, even prey, that can get very aggressive in the wrong situations.
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The Highly-Rated Smart Bird Feeder Walmart Shoppers Are Loving
Smart bird feeders are all the rage. If you're a bird-lover that's thinking about hopping on this trend, there is a Walmart find that you need to check out.
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The Sweet-Smelling Flower That'll Bring More Pollinators To Your Yard
There are plenty of plants that will attract pollinators to your outdoor spaces. Few are more fragrant than this ornamental favorite, though.
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How To Keep Birds Coming To Your Garden All Winter Long
While some birds migrate, many stick around in the same place for all four seasons. To make your yard bird-friendly over the winter, take a few easy steps.
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How To Keep Ants From Invading Your Rock Landscaping
Rock landscaping might make your garden look nice, but it can also attract hordes of ants. Luckily, there are ways to keep these pests out of your backyard.
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A Must-Try DIY Bird Feeder That'll Make Use Of Your Empty Paint Cans
A DIY bird feeder is a great way to involve kids in attracting and caring for your yard's feathered friends. This easy project also repurposes old paint cans
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A Must-Try Trick For Keeping Rats Away From Your Bird Feeder
Birds love to chow down on seeds from your yard's feeder. The only problem? So do rats. Here's how you can keep these pesky rodents at bay.
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It's Baby Copperhead Season: Tips For Staying Safe On Your Next Hike
While you may be ready for sweater weather or spooky season, baby copperhead season is a real thing, as thousands of newborn snakes populate the South and East.
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