The site along the Elizabeth River Trail will soon sprout crops such as pumpkins, peppers and tomatoes.

There is limited data that tracks potential chemicals in Virginia data centers’ discharge water.

Local transportation leaders factored in how technology, sea-level rise and population growth may affect commutes, freight and public transit over the next few decades.

It feels like there isn’t much good environmental news these days. Scientists have raised alarms about climate change, dangerous pollutants and the on-going loss of species. But here in Virginia there’s a small story of survival and hope.

Some plants may start disappearing from nurseries in coming years.

The ongoing research looks at how parks and trails affect local wildlife, flooding and residents' wellbeing.

Parts of Virginia recently endured the 2nd-largest precipitation deficit since the 1890s.

Shellfish farmers are working with the Virginia Institute of Marine Science to better understand the looming issue.

The islands full of native plant species are meant to support wildlife and educate visitors to the garden.

Longleaf is a crucial part of Virginia’s natural and economic heritage, arguably more so than tobacco, state officials say.