From moon missions and ghost walks to cigar box guitars and lush botanical gardens, this once-overlooked city is now firmly on the map.

As butterfly populations decline, Ashland photographer David Myers encourages everyday nature lovers to document species.

Embrace the art of making elderberry remedies with traditional syrup techniques or opting for tinctures and vinegars for ...

In the fall when flowers are more scarce, pollinators will be especially happy to find these nectar- and pollen-rich flowers ...

The hallmarks of a New England summer are heat and humidity; the amount of each, respectively, can render conditions pleasant ...

Poor soil shouldn’t stop you from cultivating a thriving, beautiful garden. Many plants are tough enough to adapt to less-than-ideal conditions while still bringing life and color to your outdoor ...

In Liberty County, one way to achieve a clean and green community is to understand how to prevent our county from becoming ...

But according to a study from BestMadHoney*, Mississippi ranks as America’s least bee-friendly state with a score of just ...

Discover how the National Wildlife Federation is uniting Americans to protect wildlife and habitats through education, ...

When to divide is critical. Hardy perennials can be divided in the early spring or fall. Perennials with fleshy roots, such as peonies, oriental poppies and Siberian iris, are best divided in the fall ...

Welcome August, the month of bumble bees, butterflies, big flowers and ripe berries. The goldenrods and Queen Anne’s lace ...

Last week, two monarch butterflies fluttered by Andy Duncan and Laurel Horne as they entered Rollins Park in Concord. The ...