Bowers Beach is Delaware’s best-kept secret – a pint-sized fishing village where life moves to the rhythm of tides rather than traffic lights.

What you will find is a place where a monthly budget under $1,500 can cover housing, utilities, groceries, and still leave room for the occasional seafood dinner with a water view.

Standing on an esker northeast of Ampersand Mountain, retired state biologist Ray Curran pointed to a fen he first visited ...

Nearly 40 years ago, Greg Meador bought a 35-acre wetland in Rice County after first leasing it for duck hunting. Over time, ...

Thailand’s rare flat-headed cat has been rediscovered after nearly 30 years. Camera traps captured images of this endangered ...

In the images, hundreds of Milu forage on the river beach in the same frame as large cargo ships that pass by. “At least 400 ...

Experts assess manifestos of four political parties, sponsoring presidential candidates, on how they will mitigate effects of climate change ...

Seneca Falls, NY, which inspired the town in It's a Wonderful Life, is fighting over the future of the state's biggest landfill.

Fossil insect find, Zekuforma maculata, reveals a land-to-water experiment in evolution, rewriting 230 million years of true ...

The Mekong River flows through some of Southeast Asia’s most ecologically rich landscapes. Dense forests, wetlands, and riverbanks support a wide range of plant and animal life. Travel along this ...

There are moments when life and work come full circle. For Sam Knapp, a biologist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District, that moment ...

Goldsby is working to expand constructed and restored wetlands as part of water management and environmental enhancement ...