A new $1.1 million award to UCF from NOAA Sea Grant as part of the Marine Debris Challenge Competition will fund joint research between UCF’s CEELAB and Aquatic Biogeochemistry Laboratory’s research ...

A sick seabird with what appeared to be oiled feathers was rescued in Northern California, officials said. The common murre was found at Drakes Beach, according to a Jan. 4 post by Point Reyes ...

Florida, known for its vibrant cities and stunning beaches, also boasts a wealth of natural beauty. For those seeking respite ...

Philatelist and numismatist, Sushilkumar Agarwal, celebrates the National Bird Day (January 5) with his tribute to the endangered bird species — parrots. His latest book, Endangered Parrots of ...

Canaveral National Seashore runs along Florida's East Coast ... the city of Oak Hill site states. • Bird Observation Pier on River Road across from A.C. Delbert Municipal Pier (see above).

Can I see a SpaceX rocket launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida, in Daytona Beach or New Smyrna? Depending on weather, yes, particularly night launches.

the fact is our country doesn’t have an official bird,” Preston Cook, Co-Chair of the National Bird Initiative for the National Eagle Center, said of the efforts. “It’s time the bald eagle ...

On Christmas Eve, President Biden signed legislation making it official Julia Binswanger Daily Correspondent The bald eagle is finally being recognized as America's national bird. John Tlumacki ...

Several wild birds discovered sick or dead Friday in Sussex County's coastal waters have preliminarily tested positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza, state officials announced. The ...

The bald eagle, a long-standing symbol of strength and freedom, has been officially recognized as the national bird of the US after President Joe Biden signed a law. Introduced by Senator Amy ...

The bald eagle has officially been declared the national bird of the US. The declaration came after President Joe Biden signed a law on Christmas Eve. With its remarkable brown body, yellow beak ...