EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — Annual road closures have begun in Evansville’s Wesselman Park to protect the native salamanders.

Burlington’s 13th annual King Road closure, for the breeding season migration of endangered Jefferson salamanders, starts Wednesday, March 12 and runs to Wednesday, April 9. The Conservation Halton ...

The black oaks in my yard are finally letting go of their brown, crackly leaves, arousing my curiosity. According to Seneca ...

While two salamander tunnels have been located on the road since 1987, providing a safe way for the salamanders to move from the uplands on the east side of Henry Street to the vernal pools on the ...

Kevin Galbraith said in a press release. King Road is expected to reopen April 2, which is the expected completion date for the salamander crossing. Since the salamander was added to the ...

Closure of King Road for annual breeding migration of the endangered Jefferson salamander starts Tuesday (March 5) — the earliest shutdown in the effort’s 12-year history. As the 12th annual closure ...

After a presentation to the Select Board by an Advanced Placement environmental science class, the Lenox DPW is installing ...

The University of Wyoming’s Biodiversity Institute will again put the spotlight on the Western tiger salamander this spring ...