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Aquatic invasive species are defined as any non-native aquatic species of plant or animal that has a negative effect on native species or the ecological stability of waters. Negative effects

Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

MONTANA UNTAMED: As management of the Smith River enters a new era, the rivers manager talks about whats in store.

California water managers have announced an increase to this year’s allocations from the State Water Project due to the healthy Sierra Nevada snowpack and Lake Oroville’s bountiful supply.

CASPER — Along the rim of an ancient volcanic caldera, flanked by lodgepole pine and Engelmann spruce standing 7,733 feet above sea level, Yellowstone Lake sits at the heart of

BETTERTON — Each year, ShoreRivers, a nonprofit with the mission to protect and restore Eastern Shore waterways through science-based advocacy, tour locations along the four main watersheds on the Eastern

"Roads, Car Tires, and Coho Salmon," a Nature Matters talk by Ed Kolodziej, takes place at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fort George Lovell Taproom. The doors open at 6

Based at the confluence of the La Crosse and Mississippi Rivers is a 1,000-acre ecological gem: the La Crosse River Marsh.

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{KXLG - Watertown, SD} According to the National Integrated Drought Information System, no drought conditions have been detected in Codington County. The U.S. Drought Monitor, a joint effort of the