Dam Useless: Barriers Prevent a Migratory Fish from Reproducing
The Bronx River was once a curvy waterway that ran through vast forests and flowed into networks of…
Spring cold impacts birds and New York reports safest hunting season
Yesterday was like getting up on Christmas morning to new fallen snow, and it was still coming down,…
Millions of spotted lanternflies could plague New York City this year
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture spokesperson Shannon Powers on combating the invasive bug that is swarming across the U.S.…
Here’s how you can help preserve salamander habitat in Manhattan
Conservation and Land Use Program Coordinator for the Hudson River Estuary Program Laura Heady joined FOX Weather to…
New York relaxes 50-year ban on eating some fish found in Hudson River
Conservation and Land Use Program Coordinator for the Hudson River Estuary Program Laura Heady joined FOX Weather to…
NYC lanternfly plague 2026 set to rebound after dip
What’s worse than finding a lanternfly in your Big Apple? Try millions of them. The dreaded, now-annual hatch…
Sei Whales Take Their Spring Break in Waters Off New York and New Jersey
Newswise — New York (April 2, 2026) — A new study led by scientists from the Wildlife Conservation…
‘Cocaine sharks’ found cruising the Caribbean
This puts the “white” in “Great White.” Move over “Cocaine Bear.” Brazilian scientists have discovered traces of nose…
Endangered African penguin chick makes his debut at Coney’s New York Aquarium • Brooklyn Paper
A four-month-old African Penguin chick has arrived at the New York Aquarium. Photo courtesy of Terria Clay/Wildlife Conservation…
Friends Headed To Dinner In Brooklyn Almost Trip Over Bucket Full Of Turtles
Recently, three women were walking to dinner through Crown Heights, a neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, when they…
Bird-Watcher Captures First-Ever Recorded Sighting Of Gorgeous Swan In New York
If you’ve ever walked by New York City’s East River, you may have noticed some swans gracefully gliding…
Hillary Rosner focused on animal movement through human habitat
Hillary Rosner is an award-winning science journalist whose work has appeared in The New York Times, National Geographic,…