Some of the weird phenomena that can pop up in lawns include dog lichen, foamy yellow blobs, puffballs, and patches that ...

Not every hole in your lawn tells the same story, and spotting the subtle differences can help you avoid damaging hidden ...

Nap time is over for South Florida’s wildlife. It’s spring, and this is the season for native animals to migrate, feed, breed ...

Finding a clutch of mystery eggs in your yard is at once a case for excitement and, depending on what they look like, caution and even consternation. Especially if you've adopted a robust, but humane, ...

Nap time is over for Florida’s wildlife. It’s spring, and this is the season for native animals to migrate, feed, breed and nest. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Florida ...

Urban rules restrict traditional control tools like night shooting, aerial hunts, and some toxicants. Agencies now push cooperative trapping, outreach, and science-based planning with cities and HOAs.

We’ve made it! It’s spring … finally! No more danger of freezing pipes. No more covering plants night after night. No more merely dreaming of our lush lawns and gardens. Now we can simply enjoy them.

Imagine sipping coffee at your kitchen window and spotting a 200-pound hog rooting through your flower beds. For many Texans and other Americans living near expanding cities, that scene has become ...

Florida wildlife becomes more active in the spring as temperatures rise. Residents should secure garbage and other food sources to avoid attracting bears. Officials advise keeping beaches dark at ...

In Florida, the insects are no joke, even the ones that are not always the biggest or the most well-known. The real danger behind insects in Florida usually comes down to two things: disease and venom ...