When you think of insects, you might picture tiny bugs scurrying by, barely worth a second glance. But through the lens of photographer Dara Ojo, these small creatures become something extraordinary.

“I saw a wiggle,” Ashley Palmer told 14 volunteers as they scratched through soggy stream sediments, adding that most of the organisms would be eyelash size. Since 2016, Palmer and volunteer teams ...

After a broiling summer, September brings a wide range of pleasant choices for outdoor enthusiasts. Just being outside is more enjoyable now with plenty of excellent activities to participate in. For ...

Throughout Montana and Wyoming, the effects of runoff season have ranged from slightly inconvenient to catastrophic and devastating. With warm weather forecasted later this week, water levels are ...

At this point, my friends should probably join forces to stage a footwear intervention, because my loafer obsession is getting out of control. I have more than a dozen pairs in every possible variety, ...

In Cartier Creek, a small stream in southeastern Ontario, larvae of the chironomid Nanocladius branchicolus Saether were found associated symphoretically with nymphs of the damselfly Argia moesta ...

Dry fly season will soon be over, but the trout are still used to seeing hoppers, caddis, stone and mayflies. With the summer-like temperatures and beautiful days, anglers can still get out and enjoy ...

It’s a random morning in mid-August. You pour your first cup of coffee, glance at your phone and step outside to let the dog out. Then it hits you. The undeniable freshness that tells you autumn is ...

Surface-water temperatures at area reservoirs were in the 70s just a few weeks ago, and are starting to drop into mid-60s at most area reservoirs and even dipping into the high 50s at Wild Horse. With ...