Earth Day is coming up this Monday. It’s a wonderful time to get out into your community and meet your neighbors! There are activities outdoors and inside that let you join the fun!
Spring hasn’t officially begun, but a mild winter kicked off allergy season early. Almost a quarter of the country has higher than usual pollen counts. But you can take care of yourself.
Three scary headlines surfaced in the world of hiking news this week. Going out into nature can be dangerous and hiking with company may be safer.
Some national parks are more popular and more expensive than others. But some underrated free parks are very similar to the most popular, most expensive parks.
A lawsuit over a bike injury made Coloradan landowners reluctant to let people on their grounds. A coalition of outdoors groups, landowners and politicians aims to change the law around responsibility.
A global survey used data from more than 2.5 million air filters. Eighty-five percent of the countries studied had worse air quality inside than out for six months a year and January was the worst.
While on vacation in Yellowstone, Pierce Brosnan, who is famous for playing James Bond, allegedly left the path and walked onto the thermal grounds. As it's a crime, he now faces jail time.
If it is too cold to go out, you can plan for when you will head back out to hike and camp again! By dehydrating food at home, you can save money and have delicious food on the trails!
Most national parks are free every day. But, the ones that charge an entrance fee can be pricey. The National Park Service have announced six free days in 2024. So plan your trip now!
Three national parks are bringing back reservations with timed entry tickets. Arches National Park, Glacier National Park and Rocky Mountain National Park will all require reservations in the spring.
A study from India examined air pollution as a possible factor in blood sugar concerns. Tiny particles can be absorbed into the bloodstream and cause many health problems.
Lots of people dream of hiking famous trails end-to-end. It’s become a romanticized bucket list ambition that many novels and memoirs have been written about. But the reality is different.
Love locks are a modern phenomena that have caused problems all around the world. Now, the practice has come to America’s national parks. Rangers at the Grand Canyon are trying to protect the wildlife.
Researchers say that spending more time outside can aid blood sugar levels. Metabolism and insulin resistance are both linked to a body’s internal clock. Daylight can, essentially, keep that clock ticking at the right speed.
Once you head into nature, there are animals all around you. But, in fall, bears are more of a danger than in other seasons. Thankfully, there are steps you can take to prepare yourself.
Races can be fun and leave you with a sense of accomplishment. Unfortunately, many have walked away from a Tough Mudder race with bad memories. At least 350 people reported illnesses after an event.
Regardless of what steps you take, you will probably have delayed onset muscle soreness after a hike. But you will recover faster by taking care of yourself before, during and after your hike.
Some sunscreens might not be as healthy as you would expect. Chemicals in sunscreen may carry health risks. But there are trustworthy brands and tips you can use to spot the best ones.
A woman and man walking through the park said a pair of bison in a field and immediately turned and walked away. However, the two animals charged and gored the 47-year-old woman.
If it’s too hot out for you, you can bring the outside world indoors! Indoor gardening isn't just for winter. It’s a year-round hobby that lets you make your home greener and healthier.