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The dry conditions in the Delaware River watershed are affecting fish and wildlife in different ways, with some unexpectedly ...

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Real trees sequester carbon while they're growing, and they can be chipped and composted afterwards. You need to reuse ...

Fourth-grade students in Colham Ferry Elementary School in Watkinsville will study the health of a nearby creek.

Lyndsay Goeckeritz, a fourth-grade teacher at Colham Ferry Elementary in Watkinsville, has been awarded the 2024-25 ...

On a fall morning, the sun shone through the trees in Clemens Park, about a half-hour drive southwest of Corvallis. Leaves ...

This fall, 14 undergraduate students enrolled in a limnology class at Northeastern State University participated in a ...

The Niagara-Wheatfield School District is looking to spend $2.64 million for building a new outdoor learning space along ...

The facility averages 60 tree donations annually and are placed throughout the lake by project staff. The decaying woody ...

A Watkinsville teacher’s proposal to have her students collect environmental data on a creek in Oconee County earned her school a $1,000 grant from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

Fallen leaves provide benefits to wildlife — those macroinvertebrates (insects, worms, etc.) that assist with leaf decomposition are important food sources for birds and amphibians. Not to ...