Endangered Birds in the United States? Birds are losing their population because of the variety of threats they face. Human activity is the greatest cause of the population loss of many bird species.

The bay waters are touted as a great spot for kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and windsurfing. As one of the quieter ...

Mosquitoes carrying the virus were first identified in Colorado in 2003. That year resulted in the most human cases of West ...

That’s Franklin Point State Park in Shady Side, Maryland – the waterfront sanctuary that’s been flying under the radar while you’ve been battling crowds at more famous destinations. Let me tell you ...

If you crave the solitude of an undeveloped stretch of coast to beachcomb, birdwatch, and sunbathe, check out America's best national seashores.

Learn about the endangered birds that live in each state, and the reasons why bird populations have been on the decline.

Wilkes-Barre sits like a hidden gem in the Wyoming Valley, with the Susquehanna River flowing through town and mountains creating a perfect backdrop for stress-free days. The River Common park ...

Researchers from the University of New Hampshire are using solar-powered tags to track salt marsh sparrows and collect data ...

"A cool oasis in a hot city." Take a look at Boston's Belle Isle Marsh Reservation 03:04. Did you know there is great spot in ...

The Marsh Warbler is nature’s best mimic. This tiny bird sings using the voices of over 100 other species! Recorded in its ...

The bird, an endangered species in Wisconsin, could be disturbed by construction of a second BNSF line through the marsh, according to the Wisconsin DNR, which has proposed allowing work during ...