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WASHINGTON — A new podcast from one of the oldest grassroots conservation organizations in North Carolina is making a splash.

A warship – part of a U.S.-led coalition protecting shipping in the Mideast – intercepted an anti-ship ballistic missile fired over the Gulf of Aden on Wednesday, the American military

Vent is an asset to the community

Shenandoah National Park (SNP) will conduct an aerial spraying program in May in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) to suppress nonnative spongy moth caterpillars along sections of Skyline

TRAVERSE CITY — A coalition of environmental groups will file a legal appeal on May 9 to prevent the construction of an Enbridge Inc. tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac.

The City of Racine is an inaugural member of the Biden Administrations America the Beautiful Freshwater Challenge announced Tuesday to protect the countrys lakes, rivers and wetlands.

My grandson Nate’s school break took place the third week of April this year. Nate loves to fish and what kind of grandparent would I be to deprive him of

While the Bitterroot River may appear calm and serene as its tranquil waters meander through the river’s namesake pastoral valley, it’s what lies beneath that should make recreationists take heed.

On April 18, three University of Georgia faculty were named Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), bringing the university to a total of 45 members