Missourians are just as responsible for waterways as any coastal inhabitant, as the Mississippi Watershed empties directly ...

Prairie Hills Resource Conservation & Development (PHRCD) welcomes people to a special Open House this summer at Spoon River Outreach Center in Macomb to celebrate our many expanding programs! On ...

Océan, Mississippi Watershed,” Floc’h, a French photographer, drove 13,000 miles tracking the river system that touches more ...

Otters aren't rare to Wisconsin, but it is unusual to see them in the wild. That made Thursday exciting for those who spotted one in the La Crosse River marsh.

The Ohio River Basin Alliance, a group of agencies, research institutions and nonprofits, has been working on a restoration ...

In a rare pull from the water, an Oklahoma man managed to reel in a one-in-a-million catfish from the Verdigris River.

NOAA scientists have forecast that the annual “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico, currently referred to as the Gulf of America ...

The Mississippi River watershed, which encompasses over 40% of the continental U.S. and crosses 22 state boundaries, is made up of farms (yellow), cities (red), and natural lands (green).

Small rivers in the upper watershed rose quickly, some cresting at historic levels, and have already come back down. The flood cycle is longer on the channeled and leveed Mississippi, which is fed ...

Throughout the Mississippi River watershed, wetlands store floodwater, improve drinking water quality, and serve as homes for millions of birds and other animals.

Check out Harold Fisk's 1944 now famous maps of a meandering and ever-changing Mississippi watershed. The Mississippi Department of Archives & History has a remarkable collection of digitized ...