Three Arctic communities fear they've been cut off from crucial winter supplies and other necessities after a government-owned company cancelled an annual barge run.

The whale washed up in the Brant Rock neighborhood, the second in the past two months.

Bald eagle feeds on seagull

Sea foam collecting on the beach where it is not normally seen.

Massive, aggressive mosquitoes are swarming North Carolina weeks after Hurricane Florence tore through the region.

The Tongass Forest in southeast Alaska, a temperate rain forest, is experiencing record-low precipitation and severe drought conditions, impacting community hydroelectricity production.

Weather conditions including drought are effecting vegetation in Punjab and other areas of Pakistan.

The latest tally of beetle kill shows more than 550,000 acres of forest with dead spruce from the ongoing infestation this year alone, much of it in Mat-Su.

Delphiniums (Delphinium glaucum) are still growing late in to the season.

Erosion of Kincaid beach bluffs accelerated compared to previous years.

An adult dark morph Red-footed Booby came into BC waters at 2pm on Sept 27-2018. He was first discovered on Sept 22-2018 by Kyle Brynjolfson, as it flew onto his commercial fishing vessel "La Porsche."

A walrus has tested positive for trichinella, also known as “pork worm” in Sanikiluaq, Nunavut according to the territorial health department.

An endangered whale that has only been seen off Canada's west coast twice in the last 50 years has been seen alive and well in BC waters.

Toxic blue-green algae were found in record levels in Southampton’s Lake Agawam earlier this month, capping a summer during which a dozen South Fork lakes and ponds were closed due to high levels of the harmful bacteria.

An off-course beluga whale was spotted splashing around near London, and Brits can’t quite believe it.

In recent months, bears have shredded a car’s interior, wandered into a liquor store, even woken residents in their own bedrooms.

Set against the austere peaks of the Western Brooks Range, the lake, looked like it was boiling. Its waters hissed, bubbled and popped as a powerful greenhouse gas escaped from the lake bed.

The results of the Plate Watch program only indicated one invasive species in the area, Caprella mutica, otherwise known as the Japanese skeleton shrimp.

The George River caribou herd, which straddles Labrador and Quebec, is in a critical state, according to biologists.