Snow began falling on Colorado's eastern plains Thursday afternoon, leading to slick road conditions into Friday morning across the Denver metro area.

The guides track rare species, what’s changing and what’s disappearing even before you’ve learnt to recognise it. Check out what it takes to introduce an old world to new viewers. And happy spotting!

Snowshoeing on the 257-acre Litter River Preserve property that's part of growing list of Northeast Wilderness Trust properties.

A second wave of snow came through the area Thursday morning and kept falling until approximately 11:30 when just a few ...

By Jess Carey Names, like rivers, carry stories. Names are powerful, and reflect countless layers of connection to land and place. Baduwa’t is the original Wiyot name for what is now known as the ...

You may not be able to control the freezing weather, but you may be able to lessen its effects on your heating bill in winter ...

Winter may not seem like the time to think about property care, but it's actually the perfect season for pruning many tree species. According to arboricultural experts at SavATree, a leader in ...

As snow piles up in the Mohawk Valley, National Grid reminds customers to exercise caution around outdoor energy equipment ...

Let's look at some of the latest news in gardening, including a study on how the sun might help kill weeds, effects on our ...

Many animals are active during the winter months, searching for food, finding mates, starting families, or on the move. For ...

It’s time to start annuals that get off to a slow start, such as pansies, violas, snapdragons and lobelia. Read the seed ...

Keep your garden vibrant year-round in 2025 with 25 winter flowers that thrive in the cold. Learn how to prepare your ...