Conservation/Pollution

There was something different about one of dozens of bird reports fielded by Jim Bonner, executive director of the Audubon

Researchers from the National Aviary in Pittsburgh’s North Side are among a group of experts who presented new evidence to prevent the

Pennsylvania Firefly Festival Inc. held a “Lights Out for Lightning Bugs” campaign in 2022 to encourage people to be mindful of lightning

If you’ve been to state parks or public lands in Southwestern Pennsylvania, chances are John C. Oliver III had a

Baby mussels in concrete silos implanted in the Kiski River have more than doubled in size, indicating good water quality

Kiski Township is wrestling with exotic pets as residents are concerned about the prospect of them getting loose. One resident

Southwestern Pennsylvania bats were part of a new large national study that flagged a die-off nationally of more than 90%

A Pittsburgh photographer got lucky and spotted a river otter in Pittsburgh’s Duck Hollow neighborhood. Although eagles live in the

A pair of bald eagles chose another a unique nesting spot in Pittsburgh — the U.S. Steel Irvin plant in

The Buffalo Creek watershed might not be a national park, but it has enough wildlife and varieties of plants — more than