On an overcast November morning, volunteers got to work to restore local river flow. Drought and decreasing water availability have been ongoing problems throughout Arizona. In Tucson, drought along ...

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Reports of spawning salmon running up the Salmon River from Lake Ontario have been pouring in for over a month now, but many anglers say they haven’t yet seen a major push of fish come through. Higher ...

You may have noticed some of our rivers here in Michigan look very low. Some parts of Michigan haven’t had much rain this summer, and the severe drought ranking definitely shows in river levels. The ...

Irrigation districts in Central Oregon are preparing for their annual winter water shut-offs. This annual pause in water deliveries dries up canals across the region, and significantly lowers the ...

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OSWEGO COUNTY, N.Y. — An overall dry summer in Central New York is leading to issues for the salmon fishing season in Oswego County According to the New York State Department of Conservation or NYSDEC ...

Medieval castles perched high atop the river, rolling hillsides with terraced vineyards, fairytale wintertime Christmas markets and up-close views of the Eiffel Tower's nightly illumination show (with ...

Colorado River water flows in the Central Arizona Project aqueduct beside a neighborhood in Phoenix. (Kelvin Kuo / Los Angeles Times) The Colorado River’s massive reservoirs are now so depleted that ...

This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. I’ve arrived in the middle of a vast expanse of what looks like green LEGO ...

SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – The Santa Fe River levels are unusually high following a very wet season. The river flow rate is currently 31 cubic feet per second (CFS), which is up from two CFS last month.

On a recent scorchingly hot Thursday, I made the hour-and-a-half drive up to this river town of 4,500 from where I live in Oakland. But I wasn’t there to jump in the water. I was there to eat. For ...