Two overnight lottery campouts under the Unisphere will host 200 New Yorkers this fall, complete with s'mores and provided tents.

Ocean in Motion invites toddlers to waddle like penguins and hop like blennies when it opens Nov. 7 on Cannery Row.

Stargazing returns to Baylor Regional Park on Saturday, Sept. 19, with NASA ambassadors and a door prize drawing.

Hermione and Lochte, two Geoffroy's marmosets, now greet guests steps from a 1,250-pound saltwater crocodile in St. Augustine.

Tisa and Kumi are both carrying calves fathered by Mapenzi, the last giraffe born at the Melbourne zoo.

A bald eagle was seen over the Bronx this week, another sign the birds are becoming regulars along the borough's waterways.

Beachgoers at Wrights Beach caught whales feeding just offshore as a heat advisory sent crowds to the Sonoma Coast.

Crews began tearing out the wobbly wooden dock right after Labor Day, with boaters using a temporary south-side loading spot.

Free events run September 28 through October 2, from Crum Woods mushroom walks to a Björk-narrated fungi film screening.

Gov. Healey says cleaner water will cut rainfall closures by more than half for North Shore shellfishers.

Heron's Key residents raised $750,000 over seven years to pave a path around two retention ponds in Gig Harbor.

Greenville Water crews found the rare roundleaf sundew thriving in bog soil near Table Rock, a sign the watershed is bouncing back.

A roadkill armadillo near Miami University could mark Ohio’s first natural occurrence, researchers say. It’s now preserved for study at the campus museum.