Crews began island-wide dune planting Monday, the last piece of Sanibel's post-Ian beach recovery, using six native species to fight erosion.

Groundwork New Orleans is turning the Hollygrove garden into a backup power spot for outages, built by young adults in a paid job program.

The endangered birds stand nearly 5 feet tall and are passing through Oklahoma on a 2,500-mile journey to Texas.

Bill the southern white rhino is leaving Columbia for a breeding program, and Riverbanks hasn't picked his replacement yet.

Carteret County's Merrimon community celebrated a groundbreaking Saturday for a park with a basketball court and nature trail planned.

Trackers waded a freezing Hines Park river four times before freeing a young buck trapped in a plastic Halloween pumpkin.

The wrinkly new residents live in two separate colonies, each ruled by its own queen, at a new habitat in the zoo's main plaza.

Hikers can return to Waimea Canyon and Kōkeʻe, but half the historic cabins were damaged and several trails stay closed.

A six-month-old French bulldog named Waffles made friends with a bearded dragon at the Arkansas State Fairgrounds show.

Isabella Oteri had never camped before setting out. She finished the entire trail a little over eight months after starting on her birthday.

A century-old dead end beneath an 1861 cast-iron bridge will disappear under a $1.5 million Central Park Conservancy plan.

A resident-led group wants MassTrails to cover most of the cost of reopening the long-shuttered Assabet Aqueduct Bridge.

Nine acres near Edgefield will get pickleball courts, a splash pad and a trail linking to Ten Governors Trail.