We're something of an expert in the art of reconnecting with the outdoors. Here’s our ultimate guide to what the chronically ...

Grass fires burn far more American homes each year than forest fires. In southern Arizona, communities fight fires that never touch a tree.

The water and the land around Berry Creek are still beautiful, though, still awe-inspiring and grand. And thanks to the ...

New growth is a hallmark of spring, whether it plays out in the birth of birds and bunnies or with the returned buds on trees and plant stalks. While most greenery rebounds naturally, lawns may need a ...

A lot of small, grassroots music festivals are closing. The Strawberry Music Festival in the Sierra Nevada is still jamming ...

In the springtime, as crabapple trees bloom and aspen leaves unfurl, the snow on local peaks melts away and irrigation systems get turned on. It is the perfect time to reflect on outdoor water ...

Most smaller, handheld Kobalt tools, like drills and impact drivers, use 24-volt batteries. Their larger tools take 40V or ...

As Central Texas faces it first 100-degree heat of 2025, we revisit this 2022 story on how to plant a drought tolerant, frost ...

Last summer, which was quite dry and eventually turned into a drought, was a great crop year, said Walker. River View Farm takes water from a nearby brook or even the Connecticut to irrigate fields, ...

Between 1990 and 2020, there was a 51% increase in the area around Phoenix where homes and wildlands meet, raising wildfire risks.

Many plants in Texas landscapes are suitable hosts for aphids, including bedding plants, ash, barberry, boxelder, crape myrtle, jasmine, flowering almond, gardenia, hibiscus, hydrangea, mountain ash, ...