nature

As we head for September, the outlook in Southern Idaho is moderate risk.

He must have thought he’d spotted one very large and ungainly bird.

State and federal officials signed an agreement Tuesday they said will help protect Idaho's national forest lands, which they said are at risk of insect infestations and destructive wildfires.

Fall trapping of grizzly bears is getting started in western Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park and will continue through mid-November.

One of the last trips for this year's Sawtooth Botanical Garden’s Wildflower Walk series has been planned for mid-September.

Like trees? If you said yes, good for you – you’re invited to the party.

Bird lovers will flock to the Hagerman Valley this weekend for a fowl party of sorts.

They’ve stored up supplies and believe they can ride out catastrophe whether man-made or from nature.

(KLIX) – Mankind may rule the earth, but if all of the world’s spiders came together we might say otherwise.

A flock of birds landed several times in fields on Friday morning near Grand View Drive. I was lucky enough to have my camera with me at the time, and was able to snap a few photos of the black birds.

Hawks look beautiful, and are fun to watch as long. Unless, you are in their space. If you have ever been on a walk, run or bike ride on a Magic Valley country road, and seen a hawk, you may think they are fun to watch until you get in their space.

Nothing will make you appreciate the power of nature quite like watching a dozen cypress trees being sucked underwater in the blink of an eye by a sinkhole.