Published 1:30 am Tuesday, October 27, 2026 A Clinton woman who tangled with a coyote to save her beloved pet goose ended up with a bite to the hand Saturday night, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Unfortunately for the…
Not all wood is ready to burn. When buying firewood, it’s vital that you check that it is dry enough. Unscrupulous suppliers will sell you firewood that has not been properly dried. They do this to cut corners. It takes…
You spend hours getting to a famous and hyped location in America, pay an entrance fee, fight through the crowds, and finally, when you reach the main event, you are left wondering, “Is this it?” America, in the true sense,…
After learning so much about Aravaipa Canyon during a career as a former Bureau of Land Management (BLM) employee, Geoff Walsh, now BLM Arizona’s Birder in Residence, is eager to return this spring as a volunteer, finally experiencing the canyon…
There’s no doubt that some of the best hikes in Arizona are at the Grand Canyon. Where else can you stand on a rim and experience a sweeping panorama of towering canyon walls with a river flowing... There’s no doubt…
Submitted by Friends of the Wissahickon Join Friends of the Wissahickon (FOW) on Wednesday, November 11, when wildlife ecologist Julie C. Ellis, Ph.D., introduces the Accessing Urban Nature Initiative (AUNI), a new Penn Vet project using a network of motion-activated trail cameras…
You might want to mow the leaves on your lawn instead of raking them since they can act as a protective mulch over the winter, protecting your grass. Should You Rake Your Lawn Before You Mow? Just when you think…
I’ve been using hot tents in the backcountry for years. Call it romanticizing, but there’s something special about watching smoke roll from your chimney after a long, cold day of fishing and hunting. The inner “Jeremiah Johnson” seems to emerge…
The term "Hunter’s Moon" is connected to the practice of hunting as a way to get ready for winter. Its roots can be linked to ancient farming and hunting traditions seen in numerous societies, especially in the Northern Hemisphere. Post-harvest:…
Arizona has some scary creatures. Yes, we all know about the famous scorpions and snakes, but there are way more critters roaming the state that many people should know about. I'm not talking about bugs like centipedes or spiders. We're…
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