This article deals with the continuing incidence of High Pathogenic Avian Influenza, which is still a problem in the U.S and elsewhere in the world.

Develop a culture of preparedness for you and your family.

Local botany enthusiasts will lead the flower walks and talk about all that is blooming.

The Purdue Rainscaping Education Program’s goal is to increase rainscaping in residential and small-scale public spaces.

Without proper management, ponds can face a myriad of challenges.

Can you hear them? Soon, Illinois will be awash in the songs of periodical cicadas. This year is a big year, where Broods XIII and XIX will be emerging throughout much of the state at the same time for the first time since since 1803.

Fresh home-grown berries are a summer treat.

April conjures thoughts of spring and new planting seasons. Along those lines, this month also highlights the importance of protecting the environment with the designation of April as Earth Month.

Purdue University Spring Fest will take place at 36 sites on campus.