Walking in the snow can reveal lives that are often invisible on dry land to all but the very skilled tracker.

From animal tracking to bird sketching, Mainers are finding unique ways to experience our state's diverse ecosystem.

Serenity may feel hard to come by these days, but the natural world still offers solace for those willing to seek it.

When Luke Lamar explains that he has spent more time exploring the Swan Valley than most people do in 10 lifetimes, it is not ...

Merck Forest & Farmland Center will be hosting two upcoming events, an Animal Tracking Hike on Saturday, January 11 from 10 a ...

In areas with coyote populations, winter can be dangerous for cats as they "tend to make up" for what coyotes can't find of ...

Canada lynx are specialized hunters, able to travel in deep snow and spot prey in the darkness from 250 feet away. Keen ...

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The animal kingdom never ceases to amaze us with its beauty and diversity. It can often surprise us, too. But how about a ...

A 280 million-year-old lost world was accidentally discovered by a woman while hiking in the Italian Alps. Claudia Steffensen ...