Outdoors

The Department of Environmental Conservation has released a statement that a very invasive aquatic species has been found in Upstate New York. Heard of Hydrilla?

Oh Those Patio Lanterns: WNY's Best Places To Party Outside

What is better than enjoying the great outdoors? Being outside exploring Mother Nature and being in awe of all her splendor. Experiencing the wildlife (not too close now), trees, plants, and flowers. There are trails, pathways, beaches, and waterways are all over this region...

How cool is this. The past couple of days have been absolutely BEAUTIFUL in Western New York. Today we had a chance to break a record that is over 100 years old. The record, for this day is set at 70 degrees in 1898 and we actually hit 71 degrees at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport...

My mom used to tell me that mosquitos liked be because I was so sweet. Turns out, it's more than that.

As the weather gets warmer, people start spending more time outdoors. The problem is that ticks are outside too.

It's that magical time of year where everyone is spending tons of time outside. Unfortunately, "everyone" includes fleas, ticks, mosquitos, flies and all other kinds of pests. Keep the bugs at bay with products that I've sourced especially for you (and your dog).

Things are heating up out there and it’s time to get out on the water for some quality fun in the sun. No matter what kind of paddler you are or what your budget might be we've found the perfect boat for a sunshine season full of aquatic adventures.

Ever been camping and thought, I really don’t want to carry this heavy chair all the way from the car? Or maybe you got to the top of the mountain after a long hike and thought, Man, I wish I could just sit here for a couple of hours, and yet you have nowhere to sit? With WEKAPO, just throw it over your shoulder or stuff it in your pack and unbuckle the seat you can take anywhere; all you need is air. Hike up the mountain with this lightweight portable lounger and you’ll have a place to relax in seconds.

They're saying that the Niagara Falls Wastewater Treatment Plant is just so old that is to blame for the mishap of 19 MILLION GALLONS of SEWAGE AND POOP going into the Niagara River. With all the rain that we got the past week or so, it  pushed 19 million gallons of raw, partially treated sewage and storm water into the Niagara River by the Rainbow Bridge. Now, ...