The Michigan Department of Natural Resources reminds everyone that after the heavy ice and snow cover melts on Michigan’s lakes in early spring, it may be common to discover dead fish or other ...

At an aquatic laboratory nestled in Warrenville's Blackwell Forest Preserve, freshwater mussels grow in beakers, fish race up and down long holding tanks, and rare endangered dragonfly larva munch on ...

New research reveals that sunscreen contamination may be less harmful to wildlife than previously thought. This study by Aaron Boyd, a PhD candidate at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, ...

Aquatic animals underpin global food systems, biodiversity, and ecosystem function, yet their health is increasingly threatened by a convergence of environmental, biological and human-driven pressures ...

The Mid-Ohio Valley has been coated in snow and ice for the past few days accompanied by frigid and below freezing temperatures. As school districts, county offices, and businesses close due to unsafe ...

TOLEDO, Ohio — The Maumee River's water levels are currently low as the dry pattern continues across northwest Ohio. According to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, the low water levels and ...

Michelle Sigler, graduate of the Advanced Inquiry Program at Chicago Zoological Society–Brookfield Zoo, addresses the effects of plastic pollution on aquatic wildlife and describes several cutting ...

An invasive aquatic plant has been spotted in a South Carolina lake, indicating the potential return of an outbreak that plagued the state more than three decades ago. State officials have urged the ...

TUCSON, Ariz.— In a precedent-setting decision, a federal judge ruled late Friday that the Environmental Protection Agency violated the Endangered Species Act in 2016 when it failed to assess harms to ...

WILTON, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park has announced the return of its Pond Exploration Programs. The program begins on July 7 and will run every Friday through August 25 from ...

Aquatic invasive species continued to spread in 2025 despite the best efforts of state wildlife officials. Volunteers and ...