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Four working farms near Charlie Creek and the Withlacoochee River are now permanently protected from development.
A Monongahela father and son were shelling in Sea Isle City when they unearthed a fossil millions of years in the making.
Voters decide in November whether to let the county borrow up to $120 million for parks and trails — but builders warn it could squeeze an already tight housing market.
Thousands of Pacific Crest Trail hikers converge on Cascade Locks this weekend, with over 100 gear brands packing Thunder Island.
Rescued as a frozen hatchling on a Welsh beach in 2023, Kemp's ridley turtle Rhossi is days from returning to the Gulf.
The $2.7 million Old Lorain Connector opened Tuesday, giving West Park a safe walking path into Rocky River Reservation for the first time.
A new moon means dark skies for Wednesday-Thursday's Perseid peak, with Henrico and Chesterfield libraries lending free telescopes.
Sound-side kayak trips near Kill Devil Hills offer the state's best shot at seeing glowing plankton up close.
A former Troy school site turned wild prairie will get trails, boardwalks and parking after a decade-long deal to save it.
Crews began tearing out the aging equipment this week at the North 8th and North K Streets pocket park, with new covered swings kids can crawl inside on the way.
Oklahoma City's ANIMAL Conference returns in September with $5,000 awards and a new every-other-year schedule.
Soil Born Farms' new earth-sheltered Animal Barn lets Cordova High FFA students raise livestock on-site, saving families hundreds in backyard costs.
A $3 million grant will finally bring accessible play equipment to a Westwood park that voters saved from a commercial sale last year.
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