A decades-old interpretation of one of the nation's cornerstone environmental laws has been officially rolled back, narrowing how the federal government enforces certain protections for endangered wildlife.
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Though the change does not amend the Endangered Species Act itself and only alters the interpretation of one word, conservationists on Delmarv…
Thousands of migrating shorebirds are stopping along the Delaware Bayshore this month as part of an annual journey from South America to Arctic breeding grounds, creating one of the region’s most significant wildlife spectacles.
A major tree planting project in Sussex County is helping expand Delaware’s forest cover while improving water quality and wildlife habitat, according to the Delaware Forest Service.
Delaware has confirmed its first case of Chronic Wasting Disease in a wild white-tailed deer from Sussex County, marking the first detection of the disease in the state.
A black and white skunk attempting to hide. An advisory was issued in Worcester County for a rabid skunk near Berlin.
The Delaware Forest Service health team has just launched a new study of White Oak Trees across Delaware.
A raccoon has tested positive for rabies in the area of Parsonsburg Road near Melson Road in Delmar, according to the Wicomico County Health D…
The Delaware Forest Service will open its education centers at Blackbird State Forest and Redden State Forest on March 2 to celebrate 302 Day with a special public open house.
A new MyCoast feature is turning everyday beach visits into valuable data that helps coastal managers better protect Delaware’s beaches and Inland Bays.