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How to make birch sap wine: tapping the birch tree, collecting the birch tree sap, birch wine ingredients and birch sap wine preparation. Enjoy a unique and unusual wine.

The tradition of making pure maple syrup has not died. Learn how Native Americans discovered this natural sweetener and how syrup producers today carry on the tradition.

Trees provide several sources of nourishment in the winter wilds, but they generally require more processing than greens and are not as palatable.

Children love to spot a bird they recognize and can tell something about. Baltimore Orioles, hummingbirds, woodpeckers, and sparrows are favorites with bird watchers.

Opening gifts over several days during the holidays spreads out excitement, allows children time to appreciate each present, and keeps children from feeling overwhelmed.

Amber is one of Eastern Europe's most popular semi-precious stones. Made of tree resin, it has been a coveted object of trade as well as part of a lost treasure.

Pruning too much or too little, or pruning in the wrong place can have a lasting effect on plants. Follow these directions for healthier plants.

The artist Christopher Brosius uses accords, memories and love to create unique and personal fragrances that transcend their perfume-ness to become art.

People who feed the birds are often annoyed by red squirrels, but others find them amusing, and they're good for the ecosystem.

The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco recently moved into a new facility with an aquarium, a planetarium, a natural history museum and a 4-story rainforest.

Many ferrets dislike water, and weak or sick ferrets can't handle the stress of a bath. Cleaning them without a full bath is easy, and can be a bonding experience.

Follow these helpful Gear Care tips to keep your backpack in shape and get years of service out of it.

Hiddensee is an idyllic resort island in the Baltic Sea with sandy beaches next to Rügen, East Germany. Great opportunities for swimming, hiking, sailing and fishing

Early spring is maple sugar season. Teach children about the maple syrup making process including its Native American history, tapping a sugar maple and boiling.

The Eastern Phoebe is an energetic short-distance migrant found throughout much of Canada and the United States and the only flycatcher that winters in southeastern U.S.

The quest goes on to replace sugar with a substance that doesn't cause weight gain, cuts down on tooth decay, has nutritional value and is a natural sweetener.

When Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs sang about the sugar shack way back in 1963, they might have had a hit single, but the best sugar shacks were - and are - in Quebec.

The mourningcloak butterfly has many features that allow it to fly in all seasons of the year. These features are activated by seasonal rhythms.

Birds that belong to the woodpecker family, Picidae, include woodpeckers, flickers, and sapsuckers, as well as species in two subfamilies, the piculets and wrynecks.

Follow these helpful Gear Care tips to keep your camping tent in shape and get years of service out of it.