For Super Bowl LIX, the NFL environmental program has tailored projects to address the unique needs of Louisiana, a region grappling with land loss and coastal erosion ...

The Big Bass Rodeo is heading back to New Orleans City Park for another year of fun in March. According to the City Park ...

Shutterstock Louisiana’s Most Spectacular Wetland Trails Louisiana’s network of bayou trails offers some of the South’s most ...

According to data from the United States Geographical Survey, Louisiana lost approximately 1,866 square miles of coastline ...

Nestled along the banks of the Tchefuncte River in Madisonville, Fairview-Riverside State Park is a hidden gem that’s been quietly charming visitors for decades. But don’t let its low profile fool you ...

Fairview-Riverside State Park in Madisonville is a hidden gem in Louisiana, offering a quiet, underrated retreat where you ...

Within a few hours of Baton Rouge, you can tour historic plantation homes, look out for alligators in a cypress swamp, and ...

For a unique and authentic Louisiana experience, head to this critical wetland, where you can spot alligators and snap stunning pictures from your kayak.

Anna Ribbeck, from "Swamp People," right, helps participants with their bows during a bowfishing clinic, Saturday, January 11, 2025, at BREC’s Milford Wampold Memorial Park in Baton Rouge, La. “Once ...

In the second episode of Swamp People Season 16, hunters faced new challenges as they navigated treacherous waters and uncharted territories in their quest for Louisiana’s alligators.

New Orleans was a long ride by flatboat down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers for a young Abraham Lincoln. It’s a journey Lincoln made twice to sell goods from the family farm in Indiana.