When was the last time you took the time to really take in your surroundings?

Hey, there! It’s been awhile.

The lifecycle of a cicada is bittersweet.

These tasty treats are free and easy to identify for beginner foragers!

Dragonflies and damselflies may look alike, but there are more differences between them than you might expect!

The Virginia Opossum is America's only native marsupial! These helpful creatures may have a bad rap, but mean no harm.

Collecting items from nature, as long as it's done responsibly and legally, is a great way to preserve the beauty of your local area.

March Insect Spotlight: Learn all about the Chinese Mantis!

The Swamp Milkweed does wonders for any garden or park.

The common blue violet is great for beginner foragers. Use this tiny flower to make your own delicious homemade syrup!

Turning the temporary beauty of flowers into a preserved decoration is the perfect way to keep important memories alive.

Protecting birds from collisions may save their lives! Learn what to do if a feathered friend strikes your window.

Maintaining the beauty of genuine, untouched nature is essential to enjoying all that the great outdoors has to offer.

Despite being considered a weed, the dayflower i one of my favorite plants for its unique nature and beauty.

The brown-headed cowbird has a unique method of raising its young: by laying their eggs in the nests of other birds!

As winter comes to a close, a variety of migratory birds make their return for the spring, filing the air with their songs.

Changing my attitude towards smaller creatures has made me a more empathetic person.