Benedict and Anetta Kaderli emigrated from Switzerland in 1873 and settled on 160 acres northwest of New Braunfels in 1877.

Wildlife, wilderness, and culture collide on this multi-day walking experience on a little-known island in Tasmania.

Imagine a sea of shaggy, brown giants stretching to every horizon, their thundering hooves shaking the earth beneath your ...

The $2.5 million transaction, mostly funded by a state grant, restores 372 acres at the northern slope of Monument Mountain ...

The western Great Plains became open range country hosting cattle ranching. In the spring and fall ranchers held roundups where the cowboys would brand new calves, treat them and sort them for sale.

To the tribes, the wagon trains were deliberate encroachments on their land, often against the wishes of opposing Indigenous ...