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Life, and the study of life, are returning to the Lake Waco Wetlands after a two-year drought that left it a wetland in name only.

MOUNT OLIVE TWP. – A plan by the non-profit Raritan Headwaters Association (RHA) designed to improve water quality in Budd Lake has been approved by the state Department of Environmental

Projects take place in Idaho and Montana in the Selway-Bitterroot and Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness Areas.

A University of Arizona researcher has led a national science foundation project that integrated AI to simulate the nations groundwater supply to forecast droughts and floods.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is encouraging Wisconsinites and out-of-state visitors to take advantage of unusually warm winter temperatures to get outside and explore northern Wisconsin.

WATAUGA COUNTY — Excessive sediment deposits, soil particles that settle at the bottom of a body of water, in our streams and rivers can alter the flow of water and

Rep. David Cook last week issued the latest in a decade-long plea to the federal government to reduce the life-threatening delays during Fossil Creek rescues.

CARBON COUNTY — Carbon County residents have plenty of options to get out and about with these events taking place in the community.

Rocky Fork State Park plans ‘Leap Year’ hike

LAKE ROOSEVELT, Wash. - The remains of Eric Jensen were found soon after being reported missing by Lake Roosevelt National Park Service and Stevens County Sheriffs Department.