Thousands of fish have turned up dead along the shores of Lake Ontario this spring. Kim MacDonald talks to the Toronto Region Conservation Authority to get the story on the grisly sight.

Scientists who study fish suspect an outbreak of deadly hemorrhagic septicemia (VHS), could be behind the unusually large ...

Toronto and Region Conservation Authority staff shared reports of dead alewife at Humber Bay Park West and elsewhere along Lake Ontario.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has released its regional fishing outlooks for areas around Minnesota.  You can ...

An invasive fish first found in Lake Norman is spreading elsewhere in the state and threatening native largemouth ... the N.C. Wildlife Aquatic Nuisance Species Reporting Tool or by emailing ...

"Where else can you take a subway and have a chance of catching a 20- or 30-pound fish while the salmon are running?” ...

Lake trout in some northern Ontario lakes aren’t as big as they used to be, and a geneticist says it’s because of another ...

The abnormally warm weather has people thinking about spring and spring projects. Planting, gardening, yard work – all kinds ...

Lake sturgeon have long been culturally significant and nutritionally important to First Nations in Ontario, but dams and ...

Efforts are continuing to battle the spread of the invasive water chestnut plant in the Oswegatchie River, Black Lake and most recently, the St. Lawrence River. Brad Baldwin, a professor of biology at ...

Pendleton sits in what locals call “the banana belt” of eastern Oregon, enjoying earlier springs and milder weather than much ...

The next phase of a project to convert 210 acres to improve habitat for an endangered bumble bee is continuing this spring at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.