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NEWBURYPORT — The Merrimack River Watershed Council is hosting five casual fundraiser events along the river this spring and summer.

MADISON, Wis. — Lake sturgeon don’t need Endangered Species Act protections, federal wildlife officials announced Monday, saying that stocking programs have helped the prehistoric fish return to areas where they

Aveda Institute students presented trash and recycled outfits during the 10th annual Trashion Show.

All of New Mexicos rivers have made the top spot this year on a list of the most endangered in the country. Thats right, all of them. The U.S. Supreme

MINERAL WELLS — The general manager of the district that owns Lake Palo Pinto on Tuesday reported a promising response from the state water board to the application to build

While most Gwinnett County students spent their Spring Break enjoying a respite from the classroom, a group of 16 girls from Sweetwater Middle School in Lawrenceville spent the week gaining

The Montana Department of Environmental Quality will continue studying the drivers of excessive algal blooms in the middle segment of the Gallatin River, the agency said in a public meeting

On March 7, Quilts of Valor were presented to four veterans from the Farm Island Lake area. Receiving quilts, from left, were Wade Carroll- Army, Gerald Long-Marines, Gerrit Swart-Marines and

While Western forestry experts accept some wildfire as redemption for the landscape, they’ve also learned that out-of-control megafires can do more harm than good. Now a new study puts a

As a millennial born and raised in Ohio, my favorite pastime after moving to Brevard three years ago became exploring mountainous areas for day hikes.