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  • How to Create a Natural Walking Trail

    I love nature and I love walking, so this project is the best of both. Walking trails can be relaxing or adventurous, depending on your mood. The best trail is one you can walk through without...

  • How to Walk Off Weight No Matter Your Size

    The wonderful beautiful thing about walking is that it is excellent exercise no matter your size. It is perfect for beginners to experts. There is a divine reason that we learn to walk before we...

  • How to Train for Mountaineering

    Mountaineering is not hiking, climbing or camping. It's all three of those things, usually combined with inclement weather and in a high altitude setting. At every corner and with each step danger...

  • How to Take a Nature Tour

    Nature tours offer some of the best chances to experience what the earth has to offer. You can kayak next to whales, hike to tops of volcanoes and see lions in the wild. With a little searching,...

  • How to Take a Nature Tour in Colorado

    Nature tour enthusiasts will love what Colorado has to offer. Mountain trails, white water and plenty of wildlife await visitors. Whether you want to hire a guide or strike out on your own, you'll...

  • How to ID Possum Poop

    Possums, sometimes called opossums, are omnivorous, scavenging animals that are highly adept at making use of their environment. The possum's varied diet makes identifying its scat more difficult...

  • How to Take Kids on a Nature Walk

    Some of the simplest pleasures can teach kids so much. Take a child on a nature walk and watch his curiosity explode. He will be soaking up more than sunshine.

  • How to Repel Chiggers

    Chiggers, tiny biting insects, typically 1/20 of an inch in size, are commonly found in low,wet areas, near lakes and streams and in densely wooded locations. This simple fact, puts campers,...

  • How to Find Green Spaces

    Living in a city or any other environment that lacks open green spaces makes natural foliage a precious commodity. The need for comfort and clean air drives nature enthusiasts and weekend warriors...

  • How to Safely Observe Animals in the Wild

    The best place to observe animals and their behaviors is in their natural environment. Doing this safely requires care and preparation. Animal observation can be a rewarding experience not only to...

  • How to Enjoy a Farm Walk at the Hampshire Food Festival

    The Hampshire Food Festival runs for two weeks and it is packed full of activities for the whole family to enjoy. One of these activities includes farm walks which offer people the chance to get...

  • How to See Wood Nymph Butterflies

    The wood nymph butterfly gets its name from its tendency to flit around woodlands and prairies. The butterfly's silk-gray wings and striking eyespots make the often difficult hunt for the wood...

  • How to Identify Crimson Patch Butterflies

    The crimson patch butterfly is a black-winged insect with a bright crimson band that flows from its midsection to its wings. The rich tones of the butterfly's wings make identifying it relatively...

  • How to Identify Checkerspot Butterflies

    The checkerspot butterfly is a rare insect native to various parts of the United States. The checkerspot is known for its bright array of orange and the brown squares that cover its wings. The...

  • How to See Viceroy Butterflies

    The Viceroy butterfly, which is native to parts of America and Canada, is considered next in line to the other royal butterflies, the Queen and Monarch, and is often mistaken for them. A few steps...

  • How to Find Wolverine Tracks

    The wolverine is a fierce fighting member of the weasel family. While the animal is known for taking down animals more than ten times its size, its need to conserve energy for hunting and its...

  • How to Identify Common Ringlet Butterflies

    The common ringlet butterfly, or Coenonympha tullia, is a member of the Satyrinea butterfly family. While the ringlets have a number of distinct features, the common ringlet has a large range and...

  • How to Identify Common Buckeye Butterflies

    With its subtle array of colors and multiple colored eyespots, the common buckeye butterfly is one of the most beautiful butterflies to see. Luckily, the insect's distinctive features make it easy...

  • How to Identify Lablab Vine

    The Dolichos lablab vine, otherwise known as the hyacinth bean vine, is a fast-growing flowering summer vine. The hyacinth bean vine is a beautiful cover and, with sun and watering, will shoot up...

  • How to Identify a Cone Seashell

    The cone seashell is one the most familiar and beloved symbols of marine life and ocean romance. In works as disparate as "Moby Dick" and "The Little Mermaid," the cone seashell makes its...

  • How to Predict Fall's Arrival

    Fall is one of the most festive and dramatic times of the year. With the foliage bursting into vibrant colors and the air turning crisp, there is a feeling of change and celebration. For those who...

  • How to Take a Nature Tour in Alaska

    To fully enjoy Alaska, you should make nature tours a part of your experience. Choose from commercial companies, hikes with park rangers or your own customized nature tour. Cruise along the...

  • How to Take a Nature Tour in Montana

    Nature tours in Montana will take you from mountain heights to dinosaur digs. Whether you want a guided commercial tour or a self-created hike into the backcountry, you'll find plenty of options....

  • How to Behave on a Nature Tour

    Nature tours offer individuals the opportunity to get up close and personal with wildlife, plants and different ecosystems. Knowing what to do on a nature tour can help you enjoy your time better....

  • How to Guide a Nature Tour

    Whether you want to volunteer with a local nature organization or want to start your own commercial nature tours, learning to guide one takes some practice and a passion for the outdoors. You can...

  • How to Stay Safe on a Nature Tour

    Nature tours can be a great way to see wildlife and scenic views. Because nature tours venture out into untamed areas, however, they can also present risks to those who participate. With a little...

  • How to Visit Assateague Island

    You don't have to be a fan of Marguerite Henry's books about the wild ponies of Assateague Island to want to visit the beautiful locale. You can visit this famous island any time of the year,...

  • How to Take a Nature Tour in Washington

    Whether you want to view majestic mountain peaks or see whales surface in the Pacific Ocean, Washington has a nature tour to fit your needs. With the diversity of terrain and habitats, you can...

  • How to Determine if a Plant is Edible

    Knowing how to determine if a plant is edible can save your life one day. Long before civilization, our ancestors quickly spotted what plant was edible and avoided the rest. Even with organized...

  • How to Spot a Snapping Turtle

    The snapping turtle is known for its very aggressive behavior, but really only attacks when provoked. These scary creatures can live up to 40 years and can weigh as much as 70 pounds. Most only...

  • How to Go Whale Watching in St. Johns, Canada

    The Atlantic coast of Canada features great whale watching each summer. You may see humpbacks, minke or fin whales among other possibilities. Most whale watching tours will see at least one whale...

  • How to Take a City Nature Walk

    You may be surprised at the animals, plants and other natural features that you can find in an urban environment. Although a city may not be your first thought for a nature walk, you can often...

  • How to Dress for a Nature Tour

    Taking a nature tour is much more enjoyable if you have the right clothing. The type of clothing you'll need depends on where the tour will be and the season. Dressing for a nature tour in Florida...

  • How to Get Children Interested in the Outdoors

    Children need to get outside these days. Here are some simple ways to pique their interest in the outdoors.

  • How to ID Beaver Poop

    If you're hiking around steams or wooded areas you should be able to identify beaver scat, especially if you plan on drinking local water. While generally hard to find, there are a few tell-tale...

  • How to ID Wild Turkey Poop

    Hunters, bird lovers and nature enthusiasts should be able to spot and identify wild turkey droppings. Since the droppings are fairly distinct from the scat of other animals, you need only a basic...

  • How to Identify a Gumboot Chiton

    The gumboot chiton is a prehistoric looking mollusk that lives in the intertidal and subtidal pools of the northern Pacific Ocean. The gumboot chiton's strange appearance and physical suggestions...

  • How to Legally Swim with a Manatee

    Rules exist to protect these supremely docile creatures. The Marina Mammal Protection Act of 1972 clearly dictates that it is illegal to harass, provoke, approach or harm marine mammals in any...

  • How to Enjoy a Cold Day at the Beach

    Enjoying the beach is easy. The sun, the water, the waves, the fresh scent of sand and salt air not to mention all the fun activities: sunbathing, people watching, frisbee, volleyball, bird...

  • How to Treat Insect Stings

    Warmer weather, frolicking children, and entertaining outdoors are part of the fun of spring and summer. Wasps, bumble bees, mosquitoes, greenflies, and other insects are sure to be there trying...

  • How to Hike in the Woods

    Hiking is a wonderful leisure activity. You can get a good workout while enjoying and exploring the many beauties the outdoors has to offer. While it is a great activity, like all outdoor...

  • How to Build a Boomerang

    When most people hear the word "boomerang," they picture an Australian Aborigine--like the one shown here--tossing one around. But other types of boomerangs are or were once commonly used by...

  • How to Remove a Tick From an Animal

    There are more than 800 species of ticks and many carry diseases such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Lyme disease, which are transferred to animals and humans through bites. Ticks are...

  • How to Identify Trees

    Learning to identify trees is a skill that is both educational and rewarding. It is an activity that the entire family can be part of by having small contests on who can identify a specific tree...

  • How to Remove Rust From a Canteen

    Metal canteens, when not dried properly, can accumulate rust on the inside. Many people are leery of putting chemicals in their canteens for fear that they will not be able to completely remove...

  • How to Repel Otters

    Okay, this information clearly isn’t going to be for everyone. For example, if you live in a high-rise in the city, you are unlikely to have an otter problem. On the other hand, if you live...

  • How to Make an Underwater Tide Pool Viewer

    Even on an overcast day, it is hard to see into a tide pool or pond. That's because any body of water has a "skin" on it, molecules of water on the surface that adhere more closely to each other...

  • How to Exercise in Winter in Brooklyn's Prospect Park

    Rather than pay for a pricey gym membership and walk to nowhere on the treadmill, bundle up and head to Prospect Park. All it will cost you is a good pair of sneakers. With minutes, you will truly...

  • How Do Dolphins Exchange Gases?

    Dolphins are mammals as they breathe oxygen through a blowhole on the top of their heads. When the dolphin is at the surface, the blowhole opens, allowing seawater and respiratory gases out and...

  • Swimming With Dolphins in Scotland

    Swimming with dolphins is a unique activity that can be added to many vacations. People have been fascinated with these strong, beautiful creatures throughout history. Some prehistoric engravings...

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