Using the five mass extinction events as a timeline, ‘Life on Our Planet’ shows life evolve from single-celled organisms to present today. 

As an avid hiker and outdoor lover, I’ve been on my fair share of trails after the rain. And I’m not sure if there’s anything that can ruin a hike faster than a wet foot. I love exploring and getting up close and personal with waterfalls and streams, but I cannot stand having wet feet. [...]

On Monday, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy warned hikers about a potentially dangerous wanted felony suspect who may be camping on the trail. 

A new post on social media shows a rare Mexican spotted owl chasing after some food. 

This weekend competitors will be paddling ‘America’s Amazon,’ in the nation’s longest race, the Alabama 650

Former Rock and Ice editor Francis Sanzaro’s new climbing book The Zen of Climbing (In the Moment) is a must-read for climbers. A follow-up to the many other “zen” books found on shelves today, from Zen of Golf to Zen in the Art of Archery, many experts have turned to Zen to explain the subtleties [...]

As debates continue in Washington, DC, many outdoors fans are concerned about what happens to our national parks if the government shuts down. 

Located in southeast New Mexico, visitors to Carlsbad Caverns National Park can experience a massive cave network.