This season of long rains is an opportunity for us to grow trees and improve our degraded landscapes, harvest rain water and ...

Following restoration work, Kings Bridge Wildlife Conservation Area reopened to the public on April 1 for fishing, birding ...

Here’s what you need to know about one of the fastest-growing environmental and social movements worldwide—to secure legal ...

If you have seen a bobcat recently, you’re probably not alone. Connecticut’s only wild cat species has seen its population grow with sightings in 152 towns so far this year, according to state ...

The Big Ditch Park has a story that will make your family giggle – it used to be Main Street until a massive flood in 1895 washed it away! Nature decided to redecorate, and now it’s a beautiful park ...

CO (Conservation Officer) Gregory Verkuilen (Garrison) continued to watch open water expand as the ice sheets pulled away ...

Over more than 18,000 acres in the Great Parks of Hamilton County, individuals and trail cameras are capturing images of the ...

For members of the Sani Warmi collective in Amazonian Ecuador, the day begins before sunrise. They tend to the chacra — their ...

On a 922-acre remnant of Texas' dwindling native prairieland about 100 miles northeast of Dallas, a zany crew of fire ...

The páramo covers slopes above 10,000 feet in elevation all over the Andes Mountains, and acts like a giant sponge absorbing ...

One of the great marvels of nature is how bears, the largest carnivore in North America, are able to hibernate all winter, ...

If it bites you and you die, it's venomous. If you bite it and you die, it's poisonous. There are 6 dangerous snakes in ...