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There’s no such thing as bad weather, just bad gear, which is why we’ve rounded up the best waterproof hiking gear for beginners to seasoned trekkers.

Northwest Minnesota and eastern North Dakota have an abundance of edible plants, berries and mushrooms, said Amy Rager, master naturalist at the University of Minnesota Extension.

The Oregon Department of Forestry is inviting public comment on planned projects, timber sales and other management activities in state-owned forests in fiscal year 2025.

The Oregon Department of Forestry is inviting public comment on planned projects, timber sales and other management activities in state-owned forests in fiscal year 2025.

HARTFORD — Ready for an outdoor hiking adventure? Go on your own, grab a friend, or bring your leashed four-legged companion along for the 2024 Sky’s The Limit (STL) Hiking

A cache of ancient weapons from the Roman Empire era unearthed in Poland rekindles stories of the tribal cultures of the region.

NSW RFS hopes winds don't whip up Port Stephens fire ground later this afternoon

The total solar eclipse is coming April 8. While the Adirondacks may offer a prime viewing spot, you should avoid the High Peaks.

Hampton Lumber today announced the indefinite closure of its sawmill in Banks, Oregon, where operations have been curtailed since October.

Connecticut must incentivize practices that promote resilient and productive forests, and champion these practices on our public lands.