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"Fifty percent of the state is currently in severe drought, and that percentage will increase in the coming months,” said hydrologist David Hoekema

Canada submitted its response last month to a United Nations committee after Sipekne'katik First Nation in Nova Scotia asked the international body to investigate violence against Mi'kmaw fishers during the "moderate livelihood" lobster fishery in the fall of 2020. 

In northern Utah, the rapidly growing Cache Valley faces plenty of challenges, especially in today’s red hot housing market. A group of community leaders from business, education and political backgrounds came together for a panel discussion hosted by the Deseret News, Utah Policy and Logan-based Malouf in search of solutions.

Grant will revitalize wetlands, strengthen fisheries, advance urban environmental initiatives and fund a conservation fellowship program DETROIT, Mar. 30, 2022 -... | March 30, 2022

Grant will revitalize wetlands, strengthen fisheries, advance urban environmental initiatives and fund a conservation fellowship program...

Over the summer, young swans stop looking like gray balls of fluff. They put on weight, stretch out their necks and wings and grow thousands of feathers.

Retired president of the Consolidated Irrigation Company (CIC), Lyle Porter, explained Idaho’s unique water laws and local water history to a group of listeners recently. His speech was sponsored by

Embrace the elements Up North! Learn how guided outdoor hikes led by local groups are keeping Otsego County seniors happy and healthy year-round.

5 Must do Hikes and Trails of the local area you need to try out.

Following a dominant inaugural season last year that was abruptly cut short in the first round of the state playoffs, the defending Region 11 champion Bear River girls lacrosse team