Phase Three of the shoreline restoration on Water Street in Havre de Grace concluded following the installation of 4,000 ...

According to the USDA, the plant called Water Hemlock is the most violently toxic plant that grows in North America.

Dallas park officials warn visitors to avoid water hemlock along the shoreline at White Rock Lake due to its severe toxicity.

Giant hogweed — a dangerous, invasive plant — has been spotted along the Buffalo River shoreline, according to the Erie ...

The water’s edge is alive. Herons, ducks, and other birds nest near the shore to fish, skim for insects, and hunt for frogs ...

WATCH: Volunteers plant along ponds on Treasure Island to help shoreline, protect water Volunteers plant along ponds on Treasure Island to help shoreline, protect water Volunteers were called to ...

Dallas officials have detected the presence of water hemlock at White Rock Lake, they say, and are actively treating the area ...

The seeds—long, narrow, and buoyant—are built for travel. "These long, torpedo-shaped seeds, often around 8 inches long, ...

Volunteers were called to help plant native vegetation along ponds near Treasure Bay Golf and Tennis on Treasure Island to stabilize the shoreline, improve habitat, and protect the water.