Shenandoah National Park remains open during the federal government shutdown, but advocates warn that limited staffing will impact visitor safety during the park's busiest season. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi reports.

Saltier regions of the bay, such as Hampton Roads, are expected to see the biggest osprey declines.

The state’s recently updated plan includes plants — and data centers — for the first time.

The effort is the first from a nonprofit formed by a Newport News auto shop owner to expand rainwater reuse.

The 6.6-acre marsh restoration is part of the third phase of the Lynnhaven River Basin Ecosystem Restoration project.

The Army Corps plans to use dredged material to build a 10-acre island just south of downtown Hampton.

Residents of Norfolk were the most likely to report risk, followed closely by Portsmouth and Virginia Beach.

Tree conservation is a key strategy for reducing pollution in the bay, but officials are struggling to stem losses.

Coordinated by the local planning commission, the exhibition displays images of what residents want to protect in the face of environmental threats.

September is the busiest season for vineyards to harvest grapes, but invasive insects, called spotted lanternflies, continue to threaten Virginia’s wine industry. A new study looks at whether pet dogs could be successful at sniffing out lanternfly eggs as one way to combat the infestation.