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A towering bull moose strolled through a Gardner yard and downtown streets, leaving one resident stunned and drivers stuck waiting.
The waterfront tract includes a mangrove island nicknamed Roasted Turkey Island on Google Maps, plus a salty marsh full of snook and fiddler crabs.
Pass Christian rehabbers teach orphaned raccoons to fish, forage and dodge predators before a graduation ceremony sends them home to the forest.
A Hyannis whale-watch boat's tip off Wellfleet set off a two-hour rescue that freed the 18-foot animal from a buoy line wrapped around its head.
Three softball diamonds make way for a five-acre turf field and an underground system built to keep phosphorus out of Como Lake.
Counters at Lake Erie Metropark logged nearly 36,000 broad-winged hawks in a single day this month, part of the Detroit River Hawk Watch's 44th season.
Registration for the Sept. 26-27 campout closes Sept. 25, with fees as low as $5 for kids and seniors.
Free family event at Mollie Spencer Farm mixes seed-ball crafts with monarch science as migration hits its Oklahoma peak.
A new travel study ranks Utah just behind Colorado for autumn foliage, citing its five national parks and nine scenic drives.
More than 7,400 donations helped a small coalition pay to halt logging on 29 acres near Sadie Creek Campground on the Olympic Peninsula.
A new UH Mānoa study puts hard numbers behind what Maui ranchers have said for years: deer are stripping their pastures bare.
The hike-in yurt near Colorado Springs sleeps five and sold out fast — but dogs still aren't allowed on the trail.
Three farms in Lothian and one in West River are now permanently off-limits to development, county officials say.
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