We were technically waiting for bears, but we found something different: peace, solitude and harmony with the wilderness.

A few weeks later, a kind, adventurous lady who worked for us, Cora Jackson, hid behind a large pine tree in our backyard on Eastover Drive, a moldering mass of dark feathers folded into her apron.

Members of the California Water Commission got a riparian reprieve from the stuffy confines of a Sacramento board room when ...

Whether you dream of spotting a black bear or a pod of dolphins, here are 30+ destinations around the South that are great ...

Explore the hidden gem of this island, a historic site in Barnegat Bay, accessible only by boat and rich in charm and natural ...

Float homes are encroaching cultural and harvesting sites in Tla-o-qui-aht territory, says Manson. One spot in particular, ...

As Christina McCree turns the pages of a book that documents her successful metal detecting searches over the years, she ...

Veterans Crappie Tournament will return to Kentucky Lake and the Paris Landing area on April 19. Event spokesman Shane Barker announced this year’s entry fee will be $40 ...

Glacier-carved fields and ephemeral wetlands provide a crucial stopover for long-distance migrants and prolific breeding ...

A young red-tailed hawk playing hunting at Rosehill Cemetery and a question on whether bird feeders should be put back up are ...

A mix of outdoors stories fro Michigan, including spring turkey licenses leftover from the regular application period being ...