Colorado Parks and Wildlife has discovered another zebra mussel veliger in the Colorado River near New Castle. The finding, made during increased sampling efforts in early June, highlights the ongoing need for vigilant monitoring of invasive species.
Following Costa Rica’s sustainable tourism success, new destinations across Central America are embracing eco-friendly travel. This movement is attracting a new wave of environmentally conscious visitors to the region.
During their daily walks, a husband and wife diligently clean the Los Gatos Creek Trail, collecting up to two bags of trash most days. Their commitment showcases how small daily actions can contribute significantly to environmental conservation.
Once barred from his ancestral fishing grounds, Barry McCovey Jr. can now freely cast his line into Blue Creek’s cherished waters. California’s return of these lands marks a significant step toward restoring cultural heritage along the Klamath River.
The Columbia Gorge Discovery Center & Museum invites you to celebrate nature’s beauty at the Wildflower and Watershed Festival in The Dalles. Be inspired by the stunning landscape and connect with those dedicated to its preservation.
Amid the melodies of “Guardians of the Galaxy,” approximately 20 Washington High School students gathered at Washington Park to plant native trees and shrubs. Armed with shovels and wheelbarrows, they aimed to address soil erosion on the hillside behind the log cabin.
As Lafayette City Council moves forward with annexing nearby land, residents rally to preserve their open spaces, marking a significant clash over the city’s future landscape. The proposed annexation at 119th Street and Baseline Road has become a focal point of debate between development interests and conservation efforts.
As the first blooms of spring, dandelions offer vital nourishment to bees when few other sources are available. Yet, some view them merely as weeds to be eradicated, igniting a debate between personal preference and ecological necessity.
A proposed luxury eco-retreat along Western Australia’s Cape to Cape walking track has sparked fierce opposition from locals and environmentalists aiming to protect the pristine coastline. The plan has ignited backlash, raising concerns over the impact on one of Australia’s untouched coastlines.
Bisbee is set to enhance its sustainability efforts with the introduction of a new cardboard recycling program, encouraging residents to start saving their unwanted cardboard. This initiative marks a significant step towards environmental responsibility in the community.