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Shay Valentine, SIU Carbondale doctoral student in zoology, is examining the spatial dynamics of native fishes throughout the Upper Mississippi River basin

July 2 (Sunday)

WARREN — The USDA Forest Service announced that three members of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy (WPC) Watershed Conservation Program won the 2022 National Rise to the Future Award for excellence

Reach Cyber Charter School provides its students with incredible in-person experiences like this four-day camp with the Center for Aquatic Sciences.

The stony corals or coral Cladocora caespitosa, characteristic of the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, are facing extinction risks due to climate change...

Pond Pros get phone calls each year about fish with sores, or acting strangely, or covered in little red dots or with lesions, or maybe scarring...or dying. What to do?

A farm in Thailand has started feeding its chickens cannabis instead of giving them antibiotics as part of a study which has yielded some promising results.

The population of poisonous compass jellyfish, which unlike other marine species can thrive in warm water, has increased in the Marmara Sea as the temperatures are rising with the onset of summer, making the sea a perfect habitat, warns an expert.

Camden County paid $633,000 for Pyne Poynt Marina and plans to connect the seven-acre property to the county park and regional trail systems.

The district’s investigation report said the other administrator was notified of the altercation in November and did not report the incident until January.