Austin is a city that loves its natural swimming holes. This article details the various swimming holes around Austin.

There's a touch of fall in the air. The days are shorter and the nights cooler. For those living in places where the leaves put on a spectacular show of color, it's a sure sign that winter isn't far away. Wild birds are beginning to prepare for the harsh weather by 'winterizing' their bodies.

If you are still finding it hard to understand the nature of composting, it can actually be simplified. It can actually be compared to recycling. Instead of throwing out all your waste and garbage, or at least what you consider as garbage, read more.

The Earth Vision project presents to the reader an experience of spiritual ecology in the northern boreal forest.

From entertainment to education to decorations, there are many ways seashells can be used.

Watching the flashing and flickering lights at dusk brings back great memories for most. learn more obout this refreshing subject.

Tropical Storm Fay has once again brought to our attention the need for everyone to be ready for wet and gusty weather conditions with suitable rain gear that includes a wind-resistant umbrella.

The end of summer brings a new look to nature that resembles the flames of the most beautiful fires.

Austin has a number of natural tourist attractions. This article profiles Mount Bonnell a historic park in Austin.

Camping - it's a brute necessity, and one of the most refined and civilized of pleasures.