Researchers, patients optimistic in fight against alpha-gal syndrome
A support group and a lab in the St. Louis area provide resources for people with the allergy to mammal products — and evidence that its effects can be reversed.
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Oh snap, they’re back! Kansas is releasing giant snapping turtles into waterways in an effort to bring back the endangered species
An aura of excitement filled the air near the Neosho River in Kansas on a hot September morning. State wildlife
Can advocates use a turtle to fight a huge Pearl River engineering project?
TYLERTOWN, Miss. — On a clear, hot summer afternoon along the Bogue Chitto creek at Walker’s Bridge Water Park in
Pending creation of new Tennessee state forest would protect water supply in Memphis and beyond
The roughly 5,500-acre property features wetland forest used for forestry research and a watershed that drains to the Mississippi River
For a century, this upper Mississippi River refuge has been an ecological oasis. What comes next?
MINNESOTA CITY, Minn. — Sabrina Chandler spent much of her life on the other end of the Mississippi River. Growing up
5 things to know about the Mississippi Flyway as spring bird migration begins
Spring migration is underway along the Mississippi River flyway, making the river and its floodplain a hotspot for waterfowl and
Billions of cicadas will emerge this spring in the Midwest, Southeast
This spring, billions of cicadas will dig their way out of the soil across most of the Midwest and Southeast,
EXPLAINER: 10 key facts about the mighty Mississippi River, one of the nation’s most important waterways
The Mississippi River flows through 2,350 miles of America's heartland to the Gulf of Mexico. It provides
More than 300 carp caught on northern Mississippi River
More than 300 invasive carp were pulled from the Mississippi River near Trempealeau, Wis., in late November, the largest single
Dead Zone' smaller than average, but still almost as big as Yellowstone Park
Low-oxygen section of the Gulf of Mexico is smaller than predicted this year
A lifetime of research links Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone' to Midwest fertilizer runoff
Scientists expected to forecast the size of this year’s hypoxic zone this week [June 6]
See mayflies on the Mississippi? This citizen science program wants your help tracking them.
On July 4, 2015, crowds gathered in downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin, to watch the fireworks. But it wasn't
Congress approves ecosystem restoration program for lower Mississippi River
Congress has approved $40 million for ecological restoration in the lower Mississippi River — the first federal program of its kind