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Growing up in the outdoors has given me a huge appreciation for wild places and wild things. The outdoors has always been my way of escaping to give my mind

Dandelions, those ubiquitous yellow blooms dotting lawns and fields, have a "deep" history as vibrant as their petals.

Coastal regions of Kenya and Tanzania were buffeted by heavy rains and high winds from a tropical cyclone on Saturday, adding to the chaos caused by deadly floods that have

My daughter sent me a picture she snapped of a great blue heron. The bird was entertaining her and the kids while they were fishing on the river. The big

As the June 15 constitutional deadline for enacting a 2024-25 state budget approaches, the good news for Gov. Gavin Newsom is that all-important income tax revenues in April slightly exceeded

In the first days of April, following considerable discernment and consultation, our Comal County Commissioners Court stepped toward the future to affirm a parks, open space, and natural areas master

In order to cut greenhouse emissions from cars an oil wells, industries are holding back, not because they dont want to make the changes, but because they dont want to

A multi-million-dollar investment in recovering endangered pallid sturgeon in the Yellowstone River drainage may have started paying dividends last year.

Oh how times have changed. Or have they? Take a glance at local stories from years past.

Over the years, there has been an increasing effort to protect the water quality and surrounding environment of Owasco Lake. This endeavor extends beyond the residents of Owasco’s shores, but