Tucked away on 65 acres in the Alleghany Highlands, this campground in Virginia has its own waterfall, hiking trails, and plenty of campsites.

The new $18 million water park that is the result of a partnership between the City of Bettendorf and the YMCA is set to open ...

Tyler Blatter, an EOD specialist, places a mortar in chain vice straps to unscrew a fuse on Marine Corps Base Quantico, May 1, 2025. (Lance Cpl. Harleigh Faulk/Marine Corps) In central Virginia ...

And those are mostly stocked in rivers, and then we will raise some fish to the eight to nine-inch size at both our Rathbun and Spirit Lake hatcheries, and those get stocked into constructed and ...

With the lower Columbia River closed, the fisheries of Drano Lake and the Wind River are now the hot places to fish for springers. The action will remain good through May. Anglers are already ...

The Finger Lakes Land Trust has acquired more property along the Chemung River to provide for protection of wildlife and outdoor recreation opportunities. The latest acquisition includes 24 acres ...

The third largest river in Virginia is the sixth most endangered in the U.S., according to one nonprofit environmental group. The Rappahannock River, Virginia’s longest free-flowing river that ...

The Rappahannock River, Virginia's third largest, is listed as the sixth most endangered river in the U.S. by American Rivers. Declining groundwater levels and lack of comprehensive water supply ...

Certain rivers and creeks — such as Verde River, Tonto Creek, Salt River and Lake Pleasant — will have their own time frame for restrictions. As a result of the expanding eagle population ...

March was one of the driest in Germany on record and low water levels on the Rhine River mean ships cannot carry full loads. https://p.dw.com/p/4ssnc Due to exposed ...

The Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN) confirmed on Tuesday in an interview with Keystone-ATS news agency that widespread and sustained precipitation would be needed before lake and river ...

Inland waters like rivers, lakes, streams and reservoirs need oxygen to survive, just like we do, but oxygen levels have dropped dramatically since 1900, researchers warn. The reason? Human behavior.