A downed bald eagle found in a Lancaster County yard is fighting lead poisoning and a fractured shoulder bone at once.

Public comments ran heavily against the Missouri Department of Conservation's plan to charge for once-free primitive camping.

Zach Schumber says he nearly spit out his snorkel finding the spiny-shelled mussel many feared was gone from Georgia rivers for good.

At Heritage Farm's Sunday market, children counted down and released monarchs carrying tiny wing tags for scientists to track.

Westside Regional Park's long-awaited playground is open daily in Hilliard, with a rescheduled ribbon-cutting still to come.

Hive & Hanger on Magnolia Boulevard sells vintage clothes and locally sourced honey side by side, with zero live bees on site.

Kids tagged live monarchs and released them at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum's Flutter Into Fall, part science lesson, part farewell.

A petition to add former Gov. Dick Lamm's name to the Douglas County park has locals bracing for a fight at a September 12 open house.

About four dozen Houstonians gathered at a school chimney at sunset to count 605 birds vanishing into the brick before dark.

Warner Park researchers say warblers, thrushes and veeries are passing through Nashville, with heavy traffic expected into October.

Crews are paving the gravel drive and adding handicap parking atop the hill where Morristown College once stood.

The free Fourth Annual BioBlitz adds a plant swap and bingo, with entry waived at the park that usually charges $6.

Bring a pruner and a wagon: the Sept. 12 sale at Casa del Prado offers free blade sharpening and a plant daycare for shoppers' purchases.