No mow May sees homeowners avoid mowing their lawn to help welcome wildlife into their gardens - here are the benefits of it and alternatives ...

The ostrich fern (Matteuccia struthiopteris) has aesthetic value in your garden, and you can also harvest and eat the plant's ...

Pandas are adored, but equally mocked as poorly adapted, evolutionary dead-ends. But while it might seem like they just loll ...

The free mining district driving tour takes you through history. Children will press their noses to the windows, spotting old ...

It's important for gardeners to take hedgehogs into consideration when it comes to prepping their gardens for summer as their ...

Include healthy fats: Eat enough nuts, seeds and fatty fish for good fats, but keep your cooking oil use limited to about ...

For just two weeks each spring, a rare violet artichoke is harvested by hand on Venice's northern islands – and locals go to ...

Spring brings an abundance of fresh, wild edible plants right to your backyard and local trails. From tender dandelion greens ...

Dr. Mindi Summers, a professor in the university’s biological sciences department whose research focuses on urban pollinator ...

Kallas cautioned that knowing exactly what you harvest is critical to health and safety. When it comes to collecting and eating Oregon’s wild edibles, he suggested taking a class or reading the right ...

Just by foraging, this species oxygenates the soil and improves water absorption in the forest floor, wildlife experts said.

Living in Hawaiʻi means you’re never too far from fresh produce. But you don’t need a backyard or a big garden to grow your ...