nature

If you like to feel as though you are one with nature, this unique hotel in New York's Catskill mountains will fulfill all of your nature oneness fantasies!

Before you swat that bee away, stop and think because it most definitely recognizes your face, or so say scientists. What they learned about bees is fascinating!

Experts warn that if you mow your lawn before June in New York, you could be making a pretty dire situation even worse.

Binghamton's “oasis in the woods,” is not only a delightful getaway but is the perfect spot to escape from the craziness of life and soak in “natural healing and energizing in the woods.”

Meet the hickory tussock caterpillar. It's adorable but looks can be deceiving and this is one caterpillar you want to stay far away from because it's venomous.

For about one month each year, nature gives anyone willing to spend some time searching for them a beautiful and tasty treat in the form of a fiddlehead.

Turtles need you to help keep them safe by gently moving them off the road, but there is one thing you should never, ever do if you stumble on a turtle.

Coronavirus, murder hornets, and now swarms of cicadas. We have officially entered the next level of Jumanji-esque strangeness. Except that this is real life.

One of the best ways to clear your head is to step away from the chaos and into nature. New York is encouraging people to do that with their outdoors app.

Your cell phone contains so much of your life, I get it. That being said, there is still so much going on around you that miss when your head is looking down towards your phone!