outdoor recreation

Join Indiana's youth free hunting days in September and November, providing exciting opportunities for young hunters to learn and grow.

Two men in Indiana were charged with illegally possessing wild turkeys during the state's turkey season. Learn more about hunting regulations in Indiana

Stressed? Free weekly yoga classes led by a certified instructor are available in Downtown Evansville starting May 3rd. All are welcome. Bring a friend!

Discover the best local vendors, food trucks, and weekly yoga at the Franklin Street Bazaar in Evansville, running every Saturday from May to August 2023

Heading into the great outdoors in Tennessee? Learn about the 32 snake species that call Tennessee home, including the four venomous ones so you can stay safe.

Kentucky Senate Bill 241 requires some landowners to get permits for hunting and fishing on their property. Learn about the new public access easement too.

Mosquitos and flies are a pain for those of us in Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, and other midwestern states but you can plant a natural remedy to repel them.

Southern Indiana's Patoka Lake will be home to a three-day Women's Wilderness Weekend in April and registration is just $75 for women 16 and older.

For many, getting food on the table can be a real challenge but if you hunt, there is a way that you can help your fellow Hoosiers in need.

If you have ever dreamed of foraging for fungi in the depths of one of America's most beautiful forests, don't miss this festival in Shawnee National Forest.