great outdoors

Have you ever heard of Dead Man's Fingers? This morbidly named fungus is found in Indiana.

You can add this to things I learned on the internet: the largest species of mite in the world can be found in Indiana. Here's what we've learned.

Get ready to do some exploring in the new year! Three Tennessee destinations have landed among the best in the nation for a New Year's nature walk.

While many plants in the wild are completely harmless to humans and pets, one native Indiana species is toxic to both and should never be ingested. Learn what to watch out for on your next hike.

Discover the rare beauty of a blue crawfish spotted at Clarksville Blueway. Read about the family's extraordinary encounter with this unique creature.

Learn about the habitat, life cycle, and conservation efforts for salt marsh moths in Indiana. Explore the importance of these unique moth species

Before you head to camp at an Indiana State Park, make sure you are familiar with the dos and don'ts of camping with your pets.

Southern Indiana's Patoka Lake will be home to a three-day Women's Wilderness Weekend in April and registration is just $75 for women 16 and older.

If you have ever dreamed of foraging for fungi in the depths of one of America's most beautiful forests, don't miss this festival in Shawnee National Forest.

Three new Big Twigs grow the Malone Lake State Park family in Kentucky to six with the addition of the latest massive 14-foot tall creations.

Transmitted by the Lone Star Tick, the Heartland Virus has been found in 12 states including Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky, resulting in more than 50 positive case of illness and a few deaths.

Nature lovers, rejoice! The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has an interactive trail map to help you find your next hike.