Native American wildflowers are some of the easiest, most rewarding plants you can add to your yard. Why? Because they’re ...

Confused about native, non-native, introduced, and invasive species? This guide breaks down the definitions, explains how scientists classify them, and explores real-world examples like zebra mussels ...

When shopping for plants at garden centers, it's easy to think everything for sale is safe in your garden but these plants ...

I hope you are continuing to research and plan for your garden this spring. It is just about time to plant warmer season vegetables and flowers, and it may be ...

With the warmer weather comes one of my favorite activities — gardening! Of course, I love planting a vegetable garden with tomatoes, beans, and peppers, but I also have beds full of flowers and ...

A lawsuit filed by the Shoshone Tribe challenges mineral mining near Death Valley National Park. Drilling for zeolite, a mineral used in kitty litter, could disrupt the groundwater that sustains the ...

Native Californian medical students are reclaiming healthcare for their communities — one pipeline program at a time — as AI/AN life expectancy sits nearly a decade below the national average.

As border barriers go up in the Rio Grande Valley, one nature enthusiast in Starr County is documenting what’s being lost.

A 50-year-old planting method from Japan is jump-starting native forest ecosystems in small plots, from schoolyards to parking lots.

Richard Davis had dreamed of the sky since he was a child. To a farm boy in a small town in Georgia, the sky felt boundless.

Texas Game Wardens posted photos of an invasive plant that a hunter at a Texas lake was recently cited for.

Less pruning, more blooms, berries, and backyard birds.