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The headwater spring of the Metolius River, which produces the crystal-clear water beloved by both fish and swimming enthusiasts, is experiencing its lowest discharge rates in two decades of record-keeping.

BOONE — The town of Boone was awarded a $41,400 North Carolina Attorney General’s Environmental Enhancement grant to go toward helping New River Conservancy restore 1,620 linear feet of the

The headwater spring of the Metolius River, which produces the crystal-clear water beloved by both fish and swimming enthusiasts, is experiencing its lowest discharge rates in two decades of record-keeping.

Sen. Jon Tester on Tuesday called for the U.S. and Canada to address water contamination flowing from Canada into Montana with a system outlined in the 1909 Boundary Waters Treaty. But if Canada remains unwilling to engage in such diplomacy, the senator wrote in a letter to Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, then the U.S. should proceed alone.

The Army Corps of Engineers and the state of Missouri signed a cost-sharing agreement last year to conduct a study of flooding in Jefferson City.

CUMBERLAND — Lisa Olinger gazed at a Muscovy duck resting on the bank of a pond and recalled pushing a baby stroller in Constitution Park to watch waterbirds and other

The Newport Surfrider Chapter invites everyone to an evening of ocean-themed trivia on Thursday, Nov. 16.

WENHAM — Mass Audubon is scheduled to officially open its newest wildlife sanctuary, Cedar Pond in Wenham, on Thursday.

THE GORGE — As the coldest months of the year approach, brokers from Windermere Real Estate are teaming up to Share the Warmth and help provide winter necessities for those

The Pacific Northwest is one of the best places to explore the great outdoors. Eugene, with its numerous amazing hiking trails near the University of Oregon campus, isn’t any different.