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By redirecting Mississippi River sediment, the Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion will combat the state’s land-loss crisis.

A war on wildlife photographers has been waging on San Juan Island for years, and it is not clear who is to blame.

Researcher Eve Thomason, of Boise State, autopsied “every single bird” discovered by teams in four states. “And because of that, she found stuff that was unexpected,” a fellow researcher said.

“Northwest Birds in Winter” by Alan Contreras is not defined as a comprehensive identification guide for winter birds. This is a book that can be put in a backpack on

Former MassWildlife Assistant Director Tom French has been recognized for his work in the Commonwealth with an asteroid now named after him.

Bald eagles are found in many areas along the SouthCoast, including New Bedford. Here are some suggestions for where to look for them.

Onondaga Lake Conservation Corps will host sunset paddle on August 10 Onondaga County

The Eagle Nature Foundation, Apple River, Ill., will sponsor a full-day event in Dubuque on Aug. 19, to enjoy the natural world and explore the Mississippi River environs, a news release says. It includes a visit to the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium and a boat ride on the Mississippi River on the American […]

Bald eagles have made a huge comeback in the state of NY over the past 20 years.

The eagles are being treated for a variety of injuries including: fractured bones, damaged flight feathers, leg and foot wounds, and emaciation.