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PLUM ISLAND — Folks could be doing double takes as they walk along the beach on Sunday should they be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of “The Sturgeon King”

The company removing four dams on the Klamath River to protect salmon and improve river health is reporting the death of significant numbers of non-native fish and an oxygen level

Access to hundreds of acres of a wildlife management area at the southern tip of New Jersey is expected to be closed until about December 2026 while a $37.5 million ecological restoration project gets underway.

The National Park Service is accepting applications for noncommercial Colorado River rafting permits for 2025.

Exhibit openings play a pivotal role in the life of museums, transcending the traditional notion of a passive display of artifacts. Museums should no longer be just repositories of history.

The state legislature is chipping away again at regulations designed to protect Indianas wetlands.

A public meeting on the planned $37.5 million Pond Creek Restoration Project in the Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area is planned for 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 8, at the Lower Township Municipal Hall, 2600 Bayshore Road in the Villas section.

ST. MARYS — Dickinson Center’s Parents As Teachers will host a Valentine’s Day Paw-Ty from 10 a.m. to noon Feb. 12 at the Boys & Girls Club.

The state legislature is chipping away again at regulations designed to protect Indianas wetlands.

PLUM ISLAND — If you think plunging into the chilly ocean in February is crazy, try doing it dressed as a sturgeon. That is exactly what Curt Rogers, executive director