The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it could make hydroelectric dams on Oregon’s Willamette River safe for endangered salmon by building gigantic mechanical traps and hauling baby fish ...

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Music and theater students rehearse “Hansel and Gretel” on Tuesday, Jan. 14, at River Campus in Cape Girardeau to prepare for their opening night Friday, Jan. 17. Alyssa Lunsford-Stevens ...

Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area is announcing its annual photo contest. It's a great way to show off the park's spectacular views, historic sites, recreational opportunities, and ...

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation are reopening a four-year-old study that rejected calls from environmental groups and tribes to breach four lower Snake River dams in ...

According to the Maine Monitor, the council unanimously voted to remove two town-owned dams along the river, hoping to improve fish passage. Also read: Historic Portland railroad track to be ...

Maine Town Approves Plan to Remove Two Royal River Dams The Yarmouth town council voted unanimously this month to remove two town-owned dams on the Royal River and consider fish passage ...

SAN MARCOS — Along a quiet stretch of the San Marcos River, Cape’s Dam is largely out of sight and out of mind. The 19th century dam sits east of Interstate 35, removed from most of the city ...

Some on the entries in the "Winter on the River ... lock and dam, and other attractions.” Jessica Price lives in St. Louis but is originally from the Riverbend area, and the photo exhibit ...

Photo by Emmett Gartner. The Yarmouth town council voted unanimously this month to remove two town-owned dams on the Royal River and consider fish passage improvements at a stretch of rapids in ...

blamed the dam removal project—in which four hydroelectric dams on Klamath River, which runs through California and Oregon, were deactivated and demolished—for causing water shortages and ...