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A Monrovia woman was treated for minor injuries after a bear swiped her during a morning walk in the foothills.
The Corps says it canceled the C‑11 Everglades impoundment and pulled funding; plaintiffs point to land‑clearing, contracts and court filings that suggest otherwise.
Manatee County is partnering with a state program to place conservation easements on two ranches, preserving 1,483 acres of working land from development.
Hurst has outsourced operations of its two aquatics centers to Sports Facilities Companies as officials aim to steady summer programming amid staffing and repair pressures.
Lilly Endowment’s $500,000 award will help ILPA expand staffing, launch a Conservation Excellence Program and fund studies to support land trusts protecting wetlands and farmland.
The NYS DEC's prohibited plant roster covers 56 species — from knotweeds to giant hogweed — and restrictions on sale and movement aim to curb ecological and public‑health risks.
Westchester County’s concept to expand the Marshlands Conservancy nature center and parking has drawn objections from preservationists and the Jay Heritage Center.
A massive Steller sea lion hauled out at Pier 39 Friday, dwarfing the usual California sea lions and drawing crowds. Experts say keep your distance and watch via the webcam.
Turf-eating grubs have returned to Welles Park and other Chicago parks, stripping fields and forcing reseeding and temporary closures ahead of the spring season.
Urbana’s council approved a 12‑month moratorium after hundreds of residents warned a proposed $1B data center could threaten the aquifer that feeds Cedar Bog. The pause gives officials time to study water, power and zoning impacts.
A $1.45 billion rebuild has reshaped East River Park into a coastal defense — offering new protection while reopening old fights over lost trees and public space.
Milwaukee City Parks will present early concepts and gather neighborhood feedback at a community design review next Thursday for 51st & Stack Park.
SeaWorld San Diego released a male California sea lion after an X-ray revealed a bullet behind his eye; rehabers say he recovered and was returned to the ocean.
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