Are you tired of mosquitoes and other pests around your yard but hesitate to use pesticides? Learn about the bird that could take care of the problem for you.

Some of Georgia’s most biologically rich havens for native wildflowers and other plants are where you might least expect them — on roadsides and in rain-filled ditches along the roads.

The Tumbleweed Fleece 4-H Club has once again demonstrated its creativity and teamwork in preparation this year’s county fair ...

Hikers lingering past sundown along Park City’s trail network are catching a nightly performance: snowy disks of tufted evening primrose ...

Toucan Natural selection was cooking when it came up with these guys. Just an insane extravaganza of a bill, it is useful for reaching the fruit that makes up a toucan’s diet, but, surprisingly, that ...

A summer of birdwatching reveals nesting mysteries, territorial truce, and daily song as local species — from phoebes to ...

At a bend in Zambia’s Kafue River, the bicolored waterberry trees resemble an avenue planted along a city boulevard. Their ...

Sacramento County now threatens the city's heralded 50-year plan to balance growth and preservation in Natomas with a project ...