Snakes (Serpentes) live almost everywhere on Earth, except the polar regions, which are too cold for these cold-blooded ...

A plan to restore fish passage in the Blackstone River still faces obstacles over funding and questions over working with ...

The Cajun cooking craze nearly wiped out the species native to Louisiana, but conservation stemmed the tide. Now the fish ...

The work would open up nearly 5 miles of the lower Blackstone and the 206-acre Lonsdale Marsh in Lincoln ... Of the 22,000 or so fish species on the planet, only around 1% regularly switch between ...

Deep in the Azerbaijani countryside, local villagers prepare a stunning traditional dish—an enormous fish caught from the reservoir, baked inside a thick salt crust. This age-old method locks in ...

More information: Hillary L. Sullivan et al, The Effect of Runnels on Salt Marsh Sediment Dynamics, Vegetation, and Nitrogen Cycling, Estuaries and Coasts (2025). DOI: 10.1007/s12237-025-01511-6 ...

The siphons help flush saltwater out of those wetlands, preventing “erosion and conversion of marshes to open water,” according to the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation website.

The Marine Discovery Center’s restored salt marsh area has been reaping the rewards of its ambitious project since its 2014 inception. Early this year, the center harvested its 20,000th plant ...

Villagers on both sides of the Severn are relieved EDF has shelved their controversial plans to create salt marshes which were linked to the construction of nuclear power plant Hinkley Point C. EDF ...

The company building Hinkley Point C, EDF Energy, had planned to create 340 hectares of salt marsh at four villages in Somerset and Gloucestershire to compensate for the fish that would die from ...

A plan to create salt marshes along the River Severn have been paused after concerns from local community groups. The power company EDF, which is building Hinkley Point C, had proposed to create ...

The power company EDF, which is building Hinkley Point C, had proposed to create 340 hectares of new salt marsh habitat along the River Severn at Kingston Seymour, Arlingham, Littleton and Rodley.