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Canada announces that oil companies have surrendered the last of the outstanding permits for exploration off the Pacific coast.

The City of Lewisville will host their monthly Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics Waste Collection Program from 9-11 a.m. on Feb. 28at the Residential Convenience Center at 330 Jones Street.

You may notice smoke rising over Georgia this weekend and into March. That’s because land managers working to enhance wildlife habitat and forested areas will be taking advantage of good

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is offering financial assistance to agricultural producers and private landowners enrolled in its Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) to improve the health of their forests.

One of your readers directed a question to me in last week’s letters to the editor – where will our garbage go if Seneca Meadows, New York’s largest landfill, shuts

Conservation groups will be holding a meeting to discuss potential impacts of a mine in the Sheep Creek area on the Bitterroot Valley on Monday in Hamilton.

A 30-day application window opened Wednesday for a national pilot program that will compensate farmers and ranchers for implementing high-value conservation practices on their land.

SEATTLE — What began as the largest wind project ever proposed in Washington — the Horse Heaven Hills wind farm — will likely soon be cut to a fraction of

NEWBURY — A new report from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service may have caused a bit of confusion for some but the federal agency says it is still working

MOSCOW, Idaho - The University of Idaho has received a nearly $650,000 donation that will fund research into native animal species in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE).