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KVSS Programs: Kanawha Valley Senior Services, 1710 Pennsylvania Ave. in Charleston, will host bingo games from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 15. A Lunch and Learn presentation at

Across the state of Florida, our waterways are being impacted by a host of issues: rising temperatures, pollution and development, among others. But some areas are feeling it more than most.

Across the state of Florida, our waterways are being impacted by a host of issues: rising temperatures, pollution and development, among others. But some areas are feeling it more than most.

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

BOISE COUNTY — Near the site of proposed drilling, the edge of Grimes Creek is frozen like wrinkled plastic. The ice gives way to smooth water that bubbles over small

Meet the Nacolod turquoise beetle and the Silago blue beetle. These two newly discovered species, also called weevils, are site-endemic and thrive among other beetles that come in different colors, shapes and sizes in specific areas in the montane forest of Mount Nacolod in Leyte province. While the two beetles may be “old residents” of

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GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The North Florida Land Trust presented its final report for the Conservation Program to the Board of County Commission Tuesday. The study was launched last fall and …

TAOS, N.M. (KRQE) – A conservation group hopes to plant new life into Taos with the help of a $ 1 million federal grant. “We’re seeing the effects of climate change in our communities every day with trees that are being stressed,” says Darien Fernandez, Conservation Program Director for Rocky Mountain Youth Corps.     Forests all over the country […] | Local News from KRQE News 13 in Albuquerque, New Mexico

SPOKANE, Wash. - Hangman Creek has seen the most extensive riparian restoration effort in Spokane Countys history, according to the Washington State Department of Ecology (WSDOE).