“Mussels are highly sensitive to pollution, sedimentation and habitat degradation,” she explained. “As filter feeders, robust and diverse mussel communities signify clean water and stable ecosystems that contain the specific fish hosts required to complete
An Illinois Department of Transportation employee has pleaded guilty to polluting a waterway after deer carcasses were dumped at Apple Creek near Roodhouse.
In mid-February, cattle farmer Robert Schollmeier took photos of an orange
Gooseberry Falls State Park took first place in voting for best state park in the USA Today 10BEST Reader’s Choice Awards. Over four weeks, people throughout the U.S. voted on the 20 best state park
More than 60 fires erupted across Minnesota over a two-day period in the past several weeks, including two major fires near the Two Harbors and Brainerd lakes areas.
Between May 15 and 16, weather
When it comes to the politics of how to best spend a multi-billion-dollar state budget surplus, everyone’s been an expert lately.
If I were governor for a day, I’d give all taxpayers a rebate,
In the wake of several serious spongy moth (also known as gypsy moth) outbreaks earlier this decade, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has provided an update on the situation.
The spongy
The cold waters of a popular Adirondack trout stream claimed the life of a downstate man on May 10 after he fell from a kayak and apparently drowned.
Sohail A. Nabi, 21, of Yonkers,
To recognize hunters and trappers who legally harvest game species, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has launched the inaugural Hunter Achievement Awards program.
The spring migration is a busy time of year in the natural world.
According to Cornell University Birdcast nearly three million migrating birds passed over my part of the northland on a recent spring
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