The iconic Portsmouth Floodwall, known for its vivid depictions of Ohio River Valley history, has gained a striking new ...

Smokey Bear made his first appearance on a wildfire prevention poster in 1944. Eighty years later, Smokey stands as one of the most recognizable fictional characters in the U.S. “He's an icon.

The most famous bear in the world was ‘Old 399,’ a much beloved grizzly sow that liked to hang around the highways ...

At Michigan Technological University, students in the College of Forest Resources and Environmental Science are known for ...

Students at Peebles Elementary School had an unforgettable day on Monday, November 25, when representatives from the Ohio ...

This year’s theme for the green 30-foot balsam fir is “125 years of Wisconsin’s State Parks” to launch a celebration for the ...

For more than 50 years, children in first through fifth grades have put crayon to paper, using imagination to help convey Smokey Bear’s message of “Only You Can Prevent Wildfires!” ...

Two local students have been selected as winners in the second annual Smokey Bear Poster Contest, hosted by the Texas A&M ...