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Sept. 17 event back after being sidelined for 2 years due to pandemic

Banks along parts of the Colorado River where water once streamed are now just caked mud and rock as climate change makes the Western U.S. hotter and drier.More than two decades of drought have done little to deter the region from diverting more water than flows through it, depleting key reservoirs to levels that now jeopardize delivery and hydropower production.

When Alex left the orcas behind to study sea lice, she knew she couldn’t be everywhere, so she started to gather an army of sea lice helpers — citizen scientists from all over northern Vancouver Island willing to collect smolts and count sea lice for her research. Jody Erickson and Farlyn Campbell started as teenagers and were devastated to see baby fish with dozens of sea

The Salmon People, a new podcast from Canada's National Observer, reminds us that our delicate environment extends far beyond what our eyes can see.

This week, we remember the one-time week-long festival held to celebrate the loonie coin designed by local artist Robert-Ralph Carmichael

Dennis Goncharova and his mother Elena fled Ukraine and have settled in the small community of Echo Bay, Ont.

The clock is ticking for the seven Colorado River Basin states to come up with a plan to dramatically reduce their water usage.Federal officials have given the states a deadline of mid-August to agree to a deal to cut their use by 2 million to 4 million acre-feet; if they don’t, the federal government could step in and take action.To get a sense of how the states are doing as

The photos, released by NASA Thursday, show the lakes shrinking shoreline over the years - a result of a more than 20-yearlong megadrought in the southwestern US.