nature

It's Spring in Texas and not only does that mean warmer temperatures, thunderstorms (hopefully here in West Texas, because we really need it!), and of course it also means that more of us are getting out and enjoying the great outdoors. ...

I didn't know how to search my Facebook page for specific things and my granddaughter showed me how, that's how I ran across these photos.

One of the only bright spots in that crappy year was the amazing bumper crop of poppies in the foothills of the northeast side of the Franklins.

Monarch butterflies are beginning to migrate and are making their way across Texas, including El Paso down to Mexico.

Ideas for spring hibernation come more easily to some than to others so here are some links to get your creative juices flowing as you prepare to wind down with your kids.

If you want to help the bee population in our area but don't know what kind of garden to plant, check out some of these tips from El Paso Master Gardeners.

Summer time can call for some fun in the sun, including hiking!

Are you an avid Instagram user? Have you posted some of the magnificent sky scenes right in your backyard? Check out these awesome posts, maybe one of your pictures made the cut.

As scary as nature can sometimes be, like a close encounter with a shark, there are also instances where wildlife and mankind share special moments where they seem to understand each other perfectly.

We've rounded up 18 GIFs that'll have a similar effect. Think of it as your daily dose of Mother nature.

Clearly, this is one of the coolest videos you’ll see all day.

Japan, which had a devastating tsunami in 2011, was home for another unbelievable act of nature on Sunday.