After six years, the controversial plan to mine next to Georgia’s beloved Okefenokee Swamp has been halted. The Conservation Fund, a nonprofit organization specializing in the acquisition of at-risk ...

Dust rising from the dry bottom of Owens Lake is a longstanding problem. Now, scientists have found that lands surrounding ...

Who died on Swamp People? And what was the cause of death? Get to know more about the TV show cast members who died and what ...

In Swamp People Season 15, key cast members like Landry and Pickle Wheat are shown wearing the same outfits throughout the season, despite supposedly hunting 900 gators for an entire season.

One obvious end result of defunding / dismantling FEMA will be that disaster-prone states will likely lose significant populations. Think along the lines of the midwest's 1930's era Dust Bowl exodus.

Dave Hackathorn of Waverly will join Troy “King of the Swamp” Landry, Bruce Mitchell, Kaylyn Glenn, Cheyenne “Pickle” Wheat, Zak Catchem, Aaron Crum and Dusty Crum to hunt and capture […] ...

PARKERSBURG — A python hunter from West Virginia was in the season opener of “Swamp People: Serpent Invasion” which premiered Thursday on the History Channel. Dave Hackathorn of Waverly joined Troy ...

PARKERSBURG — A python hunter from Waverly will be in the season opener of “Swamp People: Serpent Invasion” premiering in January on the History Channel. Dave Hackathorn of Waverly will join ...

Hillbilly Dave Hackathorn, of Waverly, holds a Burmese python he captured in the Florida Everglades. Hackathorn will be in the first episode in Season 5 of “Swamp People: Serpent Invasion” at ...

As the dust settles on an incredibly tumultuous election cycle, the grand declarations and promises of President-elect Donald Trump loom large over the American political landscape. Among the most ...

Troy Landry, who has appeared on 15 seasons of the show "Swamp People", was charged with improperly tagging alligators last month, according to reports. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win ...

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has cited a star from the hit television show “Swamp People” for the improper tagging of alligators after an undercover sting.