Gov. Newsom's new law restores conflict specialists cut in 2024, as wolf packs and livestock attacks climb statewide.

Twelve players lined up to wait for a turn at Greenbrier Commons this summer. Fencing is still on the to-do list.

The elk hooked the man's shirt in its antlers as car horns failed to scare it off in Oconaluftee.

News 12 got an exclusive first look at the Bronx's only indoor pool, ADA elevator, and new lobby before the center's 75th anniversary.

Blue Heron Nature Preserve will let visitors wander a 125-year-old forest where a swim club once stood along Mud Creek.

A new master plan will guide tree rules for decades, but Horizon West's building boom puts local shade cover at risk.

Astrid, a 9-year-old yellow-backed duiker from Dallas, is expected to share an outdoor yard with okapi Askari at the Maryland Zoo.

The North River Commission is skipping poison for pellets, recruiting volunteers to bait a Lawrence Avenue stretch starting in late October.

Peak monarch migration hits South Carolina's Upstate around September 24, with Greer's pollinator gardens offering a critical pit stop.

Green Guardians wants the Nottingham Road land preserved after residents counted about 50 possible gopher tortoise burrows.

Apache cicadas are singing well past summer in the Coachella Valley, and irrigated yards may be the reason why.

A big cat was seen near Maag Avenue and East D Street around 1 a.m. Oakdale police say it looked healthy and was just passing through.

Strongsville's off-leash park on Lunn Road will feature a wooded nature trail and dog-wash bay, but the opening has slipped to spring.