nature

A white sandy beach and the most beautiful sunset you've ever seen, both in Louisiana? And the best part is you don't have to go to Mississippi or Florida to get them.

Just a little over two hours to the East of Lafayette, La there is a house that is tucked away overlooking the river.

Stacy Belaire of Vermilion Parish recently took an outing and decided to capture some of the natural beauty found near his home.

A video recently posted on Instagram shows a pit bull running up to a bison in Yellowstone National Park. It didn't end well for the dog. Don't worry, it survived.

That's right, billions of periodical cicadas are about to crawl out from under the ground to eat our souls and faces off.

Some say he is lucky to be alive, but if that cat wanted a fight, she would have made it a fight; she just wanted the threat to be gone.

If you get a chance to take a canoe or kayak (or one of the guided tours) on Lake Martin, bring your camera

No species in history has ever dominated the world as thoroughly as human beings. There’s only a handful of places left on Earth where the collective footprint of humanity isn’t immediately evident.

I'm not a birder by any means, but I recognize a Cardinal's song when I hear it!

If you can't handle peace and serenity, this video may not be suitable for you. Viewer discretion is advised.

Watch as a forest appears to be breathing in a very interesting video.

The harvesting of the honey is the easy part: the bees do the rest of the work!

There is ample natural beauty right here in our own back yard, you just have to slow down a little bit and look for it.

I traveled to Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania (yes, that really IS the name), and came across a small stream flowing through town: I was instantly mesmerized.

Like a good little mama, she didn't want to leave those eggs unprotected!

I had the good fortune of spending the weekend after Thanksgiving at Niagara Falls. If you've never been to Niagara Falls, this video shows how big the falls are (notice the people standing on the side of the falls - gives some perspective). ...

I thought about her predicament: she was in the wilderness in Alaska, and that kayak was her only means of transportation to get back to civilization.

Officials with the park did some investigative work and found a bank statement in the trash, and that information was handed over to the police.

Native Americans were the ones who gave the Moon several different names, one for each 29-day cycle.

The mission of the Acadiana Master Naturalist Program is to educate Louisiana citizens about their flora and fauna, environment, ecosystem, and natural history