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Romance of the South Oregon Coast: From Sand to Soaring Clifftops - The wooing and wowing at Bandon, Coos Bay, Gold Beach, Brookings, Reedsport

Omega Protein and Ocean Harvesters: Supporting Menhaden Science

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — While federal and state agencies are on track to meet oyster restoration goals for the Chesapeake Bay, the nation’s largest estuary…

The location of the shallow grave was not revealed.

Since their introduction in the 1970s, invasive blue catfish have exploded throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed, concerning biologists and exciting anglers.

Citizen science can help to improve conservation and management strategies for Mediterranean marine ecosystems, and to mitigate the impact of the envi....

A Rare Stranding on Oregon Coast, Fin Whale Washes Up Near Seaside - About 40 feet, it washed up at Gearhart

Oregon officials are considering providing additional protections to orcas in the region. The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission will decide on Friday if Southern Resident orcas should be listed as endangered in the state. Kathleen Callaghy is the Northwest representative for Defenders of Wildlife. ...

Fernando Marman (61) and Louis Har (70) were rescued in Rafah this week by brave IDF soldiers after the two were held by Hamas terrorists for 129 days.

In the wake of the latest, highly contagious bird flu outbreak in Arkansas and across the country, Congress is considering a bill to improve the monitoring of wildlife diseases. The Wildlife Disease Surveillance for Pandemic Prevention Act aims to strengthen monitoring and response systems for illnesses with the potential to affect humans. Miles Goggans, board member of the Arkansas Wildlife Federation, said the bill is critically needed, because it would establish systems to detect outbreaks ...