The bald eagle, a symbol of the power and strength of the United States for more than 240 years, earned an overdue honor on Tuesday, Dec. 24: It officially became the country’s national bird.
It has been said that an individual can often succeed in any endeavor for which he or she possesses unlimited enthusiasm.
Ryan Beck, 36, a resident of the Blair County town of Martinsburg, Pa.,
For many Pennsylvanians, the Audubon Christmas Bird Count, now in its 125th year, is as much a part of the holidays as gingerbread men and tinsel-laden trees.
Held annually throughout the western hemisphere from
Luca Tucciarella, of Forest Hill, has earned a Master Angler Milestone Award under the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ FishMaryland program.
Fifteen-year-old Tucciarella is the 16th Master Angler and the third youth angler to
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission recently announced the availability of a new, low-cost online boating safety education course.
The course, offered in partnership with the nonprofit BoatUS Foundation for Boating Safety and Clean
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is identifying and controlling toxic algae several ways, from sophisticated imaging to sonic waves. Robots in the water at Hunting Creek Lake are making it safe to swim.
With less than a week remaining in the extended bear season, and only four wildlife management units open, bear harvest figures in Pennsylvania are low.
Based on preliminary figures furnished by the Pennsylvania Game
The search for a woman who fell into a sinkhole above an abandoned mine in Westmoreland County in early December ended Dec. 6 when the body of 64-year-old Elizabeth Pollard was found. Rescuers spent parts
If there is a Pennsylvania critter that represents Christmas, it must surely be the cardinal. Photographs or paintings of this colorful bird, often proudly perched on a snow-covered evergreen bough, grace many holiday greeting cards.<br
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