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White-nose syndrome is caused by an invasive fungus that has killed millions of bats in North America. Colorado Parks and Wildlife said its impact could be "devastating" for the state.

A mysterious disease affecting bats has recently been discovered in Colorado, and it could have a significant impact on the state’s agriculture economy, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials will be headed to Oregon soon to track and trap some wolves. It's part of the plan to reintroduce the predators after 2020 vote

The Nature Conservancys Whitney Preserve near Hot Springs, South Dakota, is now solar powered!

Assiniboine Park Conservancy has released 58 critically endangered Poweshiek skipperling onto Manitoba Tall Grass Prairie Preserve. Read on.

It will run until July 23, and provide numerous opportunities to explore the outdoors and participate in various activities nationwide.

Western communities are complex, layered places, and that’s especially true of cities like Butte, Montana, whose hardscrabble mining history spawned social and political activism and a uniquely creative working-class culture, epitomized by “Our Lady of the Rockies,” a 90-foot-tall statue built by local men. In Long Beach, California, manicured golf courses and polluted neighborhoods co-exist in the shadow of the petroculture. Camera traps remind us that we share the world with wildlife. Ra...

Most Arizona voters support expanding access to natural spaces for lower income and communities of color, a new poll found.

The "Sheridan County Water Supply Report" is slated to be followed by a series of regular reports that analyze the hydrological conditions in Sheridan County and the surrounding area. A survey that SCLT conducted earlier this year indicated that there's a need for more publicly available information about water and drought and how this information can inform decisions made in the community.

Advocates urge Governor and DOH to immediately strengthen drinking water standards on toxic “forever chemicals”