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Step into a Maryland meadow on a warm June afternoon and you’ll likely see more than one kind of butterfly working the same patch of milkweed or joe-pye weed.
If you keep a rooster in Maryland—or live next door to one—you’ve probably wondered whether that pre-dawn crowing is actually legal.
Maryland is one of the most dog-friendly states on the East Coast, but that friendliness comes with real legal responsibilities — and they vary significantly depending on where you live.
Thinking about keeping goats in Maryland? Whether you want a small hobby farm, a couple of backyard companions, or a dairy herd, you need to know the rules before you bring any animals home.
Maryland is home to an extraordinary range of habitats — from Appalachian mountain forests in the west to Chesapeake Bay tidal wetlands in the east — and that diversity supports an equally wide variety of wildlife.
You’re thinking about getting a hedgehog in Maryland, and the first question on your mind is a smart one: is it even legal? Hedgehog ownership laws in Maryland are more straightforward than in many other states, but there are still local rules, housing standards, and sourcing requirements worth knowing before you commit.
A dog bite happens in seconds, but the legal consequences in Maryland can follow you for years.
Maryland quietly punches above its weight when it comes to trout fishing.
Maryland’s spring season is one of the most pollen-dense periods in the Mid-Atlantic region, and if your dog starts scratching, licking their paws, or rubbing their face on the carpet right around the time the trees begin to bloom, seasonal allergies are likely the reason.
Maryland is one of the most productive bass fishing states on the East Coast, and for good reason.
Maryland is home to an impressive variety of wildlife, and snakes are among its most misunderstood residents.
Maryland’s black bears are quietly stirring right now — and most people don’t realize how close they might be.
Maryland sits squarely in tick country, and if you spend any time outdoors in the warmer months, you’ve likely had a close encounter with one of these tiny but serious pests.
Finding a neighbor’s cat in your yard every morning might seem like a minor inconvenience — until the garden beds are dug up, your own pet is harassed, or you’re left cleaning up messes that aren’t yours to deal with.
Maryland is one of the more chicken-friendly states on the East Coast — but that friendliness comes with conditions.
Maryland’s dove hunting season offers some of the best early-season hunting opportunities in the Mid-Atlantic region, with mourning doves (Zenaida macroura) providing fast-paced shooting across diverse habitats from agricultural fields to managed wildlife areas.
Maryland offers some of the most diverse deer hunting opportunities on the East Coast, with multiple weapon-specific seasons spanning nearly six months each year.
You’re driving through Maryland when a deer suddenly darts across the road.
Maryland’s forests, wetlands, and waterways come alive with flashes of green throughout the year.
Maryland’s goose hunting season offers waterfowl enthusiasts multiple opportunities to pursue Canada geese across different zones and time periods throughout the fall and winter.
