This spring, as winter ice and snow melt from Michigan's lakes, residents may notice more dead fish and aquatic creatures like turtles, frogs, and crayfish — an effect of this year’s return to a ...

Michigan residents may notice a higher-than-normal number of dead fish washing ashore from this season's winterkill.

Raleigh's Buffaloe Road Aquatic Center offers spring break fun with affordable admission for residents and non-residents.

The central Dutch city of Utrecht has installed a “fish doorbell” that allows denizens of the internet to give a helping hand ...

Going for a hike this spring? See what AL wildlife is coming out of their winter hibernation and which ones you should be on ...

During the University’s spring break, Notre Dame athletics compiled a record of 14-21, with several teams also competing in ...

If you see dead fish from winterkill, the DNR asks that you report it on its Eyes in the Field website or by calling your ...

Attempts to describe the full impact and nature of the new work by important young composer Gabriella Smith, Aquatic Ecology, ...

With the kids out for spring break, Tri-City families can visit a place new to them or try an activity that's been on the ...

After Michigan saw a more “normal” winter this season, people may notice more dead fish than in the past few years.

Oyster populations in the Chesapeake Bay are faring well, according to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ annual Fall Oyster Survey.

As ice and snow cover melt on Michigan lakes this spring, you may see dead fish or other aquatic animals. Given the return to a more “normal” Michigan winter this year — with more cold days and ...