This is when many people in the southern U.S. make preparations for hurricane season, but it's also the time of year when the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service near New Orleans turns its eye to ...

New Orleans' Christmas tree recycling program, which aids coastal restoration, will begin on Friday and continue into the new ...

She leads nature walks around New Orleans, and she loves to begin these ambling strolls within a park — an urban setting that’s also a habitat for plants, trees and various critters. Her philosophy ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE)—Demolition is officially underway at the former Six Flags site in New Orleans East, which has remained vacant since Hurricane Katrina devastated the area in 2005. As crews prepare ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Recent headlines have been filled with arrests and police activity surrounding illegal dumping. Moving New Orleans Forward Anchor LBJ spoke with Louisiana Department of Wildlife ...

NEW ORLEANS — About 30,000 ducks and birds used to winter in the marshes of the Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge — indeed, their well-being was a principal reason that the vast refuge in eastern ...

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has tasked the state Wildlife & Fisheries and Transportation departments with relocating potentially hundreds of unhoused human beings living in and around areas of New ...

are teaming up to host a public forum Wednesday evening on the roles that residents can play in advancing coastal restoration projects to both strengthen the economy and protect the city from storms.

NEW ORLEANS -- Alligators have been dragged from abandoned swimming pools. Foxes had to be removed from the airport. Coyotes are stalking rabbits and nutria (a sort of countrified rat) on city streets ...

Standing at Washington Square in New Orleans’ Marigny neighborhood on a hot summer morning, Helen Sierminski shares her fascination with crows as the black birds caw overhead. The 9 a.m. walk she’s ...