At Canyon Lake, about 42 miles north of downtown San Antonio, the water level this month is the lowest it's been in over 50 ...

Unless you have been hidden away in a basement for the last week, you know that the sandhill cranes have returned to the region.

In his two-hour speech last week, President Trump announced plans to create an office of shipbuilding to increase naval ...

Whooping cranes are still endangered, with around 800 worldwide and over 500 in Texas. The festival is key in raising awareness for their conservation. Joan Garland is a training coordinator at ...

Migratory sandhill cranes spend winters in warm places like Mexico and Texas and then make their way as far north as Alaska, stopping off along the way to bulk up at grain and cornfields.

Sandhill cranes are the most numerous of the crane species in the United States, drawing tens of thousands of tourists annually to festivals and bird-watching excursions across the Midwest. The ...

Thousands of people from across the world have gathered in Port Aransas for a rare opportunity to observe the endangered whooping crane during the 28th annual Whooping Crane Festival this weekend.

The largest flock of whooping cranes nests in Wood Buffalo Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada, and winters along the Texas coast in Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. It had 536 birds in the winter ...