Though it travels immense distances each year, the broad-winged hawk seldom receives the credit it deserves. Outside of birding circles, its migration is far less celebrated than the monarch butterfly or the ruby-throated hummingbird. Yet, for those who watch the skies, it’s a powerful symbol of the region’s natural marvels.

As fall arrives and temperatures begin to drop, gardening opportunities are far from over. According to NHPR’s recent report, autumn offers an inviting window to plant and nurture your garden in ways you might not have considered before.

The Grand Canyon’s North Rim will partially reopen next week after a closure prompted by the devastating Dragon Bravo Fire. This cautious step marks a key moment for the popular destination’s recovery, as park officials work to ensure visitor safety and protect the region’s unique environment.

Two Florida men were arrested after videos posted on Snapchat allegedly showed them capturing and killing multiple alligators. Authorities say at least 14 alligators were taken, and most were killed, in what officials call a severe violation of state wildlife laws.

A resilient great-horned owl has been released back into San Diego’s skies after a 127-day rehabilitation. The San Diego Humane Society nursed it back to health, underscoring the importance of wildlife rescue and conservation efforts.

Color-coded bins and clear signage are quickly becoming a hallmark of responsible businesses. By rethinking how they handle waste, companies can lower recycling costs, reduce confusion, and show consumers they take sustainability seriously.

This expo, known as the Private Lands Expo, highlights the importance of habitat stewardship among landowners. While information remains limited to paid plans, the event’s environmental focus makes it a notable story under the “environment” and “top” categories.

A local foods dinner and auction on September 18 aimed to bolster the North Alabama Agriplex’s outreach programs and its $3.2 million construction of a teaching kitchen and community hub. Led by Alabama Farm Credit, the evening drew strong support and confirmed that the project remains on schedule for completion.

This fall, a special workshop at the Bedford Garden Park Community Garden will guide attendees through crucial soil health tips and gardening tasks. Participants will learn how to take soil samples and prepare their beds for a thriving season ahead.

A vigilant Lake Host, Deb Williams, intercepted a zebra mussel and plant fragments on a boat about to enter Lake Winnisquam, thwarting a potentially devastating invasion. Her discovery on August 15 underscores the importance of continued community efforts to keep invasive species at bay.

IKEA Canada reached a remarkable milestone in August 2025, with electric vehicles completing 72% of its large-item home deliveries—a first in the company’s history. This achievement, made possible through collaboration with service partners and a nationwide rollout of fleet chargers, reflects IKEA Canada’s broader commitment to reducing emissions and being a good neighbor.

Purity Spring Resort in East Madison, NH, recently wrapped up a major stormwater management project in partnership with several local groups. Their collective work focuses on preserving Danforth Bay’s water quality, ensuring the area remains a healthy resource for the community.

Robert Redford, the big-screen star turned Oscar-winning director, died early this morning at his home in Utah. He was 89, leaving behind a legacy of cinematic artistry, environmental advocacy, and support for independent filmmaking.

The Clinton River Watershed Council has introduced “Crafts on the Clinton,” a fundraiser that combines creative activities with environmental awareness. Organizers, including council head Jennifer Hill, say it promises an enjoyable day alongside a chance to learn about this vital local waterway.

Coyotes frequently spark robust conversations among Marin County residents, rivaling local passions for e-bikes. The animals are native to California, dating back to ancient times when they roamed freely—evident in their plentiful fossils at the La Brea Tar Pits. Yet today, many neighbors debate how best to live alongside these wild visitors.

In an ambitious effort to boost environmental awareness, a pioneering fellowship in India offers free filmmaking training to Indigenous and rural youth. Co-founded by Rita Banerji, Green Hub is nurturing a new generation of storytellers with a passion for conservation.

Australia’s rooftop solar and battery sector is on the rise, even as broader renewable energy expansion has slowed. The surge is largely attributed to consumer-driven investments in clean power options. Despite the overall lag, households and businesses are pushing the industry forward.

Local communities in East Tennessee’s 9 Lakes Region are coming together to celebrate Public Lands Day with a renewed commitment to caring for their lakes. These united efforts highlight the importance of volunteer support in preserving natural treasures for future generations.

Wisconsin’s wolf population now exceeds 1,200, according to updated estimates from state wildlife regulators. Officials say the new figure underscores both steady growth and more refined tracking efforts.

Restoration efforts in Richardson Bay are showing clear signs of progress. A recent article highlighted a “Spirit of optimism” surrounding this work, pointing to Sausalito’s critical role and the importance of continued community engagement.

Idaho residents are calling for an overhaul of how wildlife is managed. Critics say the current system of governor-appointed commissioners fails to address mounting concerns, and many insist that electing officials will better capture the public’s voice.