Captain Evan Clark built a boat, with a buddy, when he was in his early 20s and eager to go adventuring on the Mississippi River.
They launched out of St. Joseph, Missouri, bound for
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium recently announced the appointment of Greg Lipps as its first conservation biologist, a newly-created position that underscores the zoo’s ongoing commitment to biodiversity and wildlife conservation. This expands the zoo’s
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife invites the public to provide comments on planned boat ramp improvement projects until Monday, Sept. 30.
The dictionary defines a “moon” as “the natural satellite of Earth visible (chiefly at night) by reflected light from the sun.” But other planets have moons, too.
A Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission grant program designed to increase boating opportunities has been growing in popularity since it was implemented in 2020.
The Boating Facility Grant program provides grants for planning, acquisition,
In a win for rural communities, the state is increasing its payment in lieu of taxes per acre for state park, game lands and forest lands and fishing and boating access property for the second
Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn and Maryland Department of Natural Resources Secretary Josh Kurtz toured water quality projects and explored opportunities for new and improved trail connections at a
Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania recently announced $50,000 in funding from the National Fish & Wildlife Foundation’s Five Star and Urban Waters Restoration Grant program to continue conservation projects benefiting chimney swifts.
The swifts
The ground-mounted solar array is at the maintenance complex next to the park office. It will reportedly offset the park’s electricity use and take it to net zero. This array is the largest in the
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