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Virginia lawmakers delivered for the environmental in the bipartisan budget deal approved last month, the Virginia Conservation Network's Pat Calvert writes in a guest column.

Dolphins are an incredible species known for their intelligence and charismatic charm.

Dolphins are an incredible species known for their intelligence and charismatic charm. In India, these magnificent creatures hold both cultural significance

Kyle Oberman, 31, has spent almost a decade visiting some of Chinas lesser-known parts and he says that beyond the smog there is a lush landscape that often gets overlooked.

The Hudson Eel Project is run by the DEC, coordinated by their Hudson River Estuary Program and the Hudson River National Estuarine Research Reserve, and staffed by powerede by volunteers. This citizen science project is succeeding at its dual objects of collecting data about glass eels while developing a sense of place and stewardship in volunteers

Arakan town sets an example and takes a small step for wildlife conservation using insulated power lines to prevent accidental electrocutions of Philippine eagles

Country’s first powerline insulation project to protect Philippine Eagle

Shielding the eagles

By Anna Griffin, Editor in Chief As we welcome Earth Month, our thoughts immediately turn to sustainable, everyday essentials from brands whose focus is on one of climate change’s biggest offenders, plastic packaging. With plastic waste chemically unable to degrade and subsequently littering our oceans and beaches, and saturating our landfills, plastic has become one of the biggest contributors to climate change and a severe threat to our planet’s survival. Currently, only 9 percent of the w...

A piece of land along Black Creek designated as conservation land for years could be rezoned, paving the way for residential homes to be built along the water.