As the air cools and leaves start to tumble, gardeners everywhere begin their fall rituals—raking, pruning, and tucking their ...

Still today, too many Angelenos think the Los Angeles River is a concrete flood channel. The L.A. River has been a source of ...

Don't say goodbye to your hardy mums after one season. Here is the surefire method to help them brave the cold and what you ...

Florida's Everglades is the largest stretch of undeveloped land in the easter U.S., and the area is literally crawling with ...

Experience dramatic mountain waterfalls after fall rains where colorful forests and sparkling cascades create unforgettable ...

In 1894, flames swallowed Hinckley, Minnesota. One train crew reversed full-throttle through fire and smoke — saving hundreds ...

Will Fourt, a senior planner with California State Parks in the Santa Cruz District, stands on a bridge on the Skyline to the Sea Trail that was rehabilitated twice in Big Basin Redwoods State Park in ...

You've got a brown thumb. It's OK; we all start somewhere. The good news is that you don't have to be born with a green thumb ...

The park preserves a remarkable cross-section of natural Florida – from rare scrub habitat to lush river swamps – creating a paradise for hikers, paddlers, wildlife enthusiasts, and anyone who ...

Jones Lake State Park in Elizabethtown, North Carolina is that void – except instead of screaming, you’ll be sighing with relief. Located in Bladen County, this hidden natural sanctuary offers ...

Yes. At least four of the state's 14 Rocky Mountain bristlecone pines took root before Rome became an empire in 27 BCE.

Columnist Bill Pramuk explains that there is a certain insect pest of coastal live oaks that almost always goes unseen, ...