Many residents and visitors see Louisiana's wetlands as priceless. But one group is trying to show how much value they really have to our planet's future.

Rapidly rising seas are wreaking havoc on Louisiana’s coastal wetlands, and could devastate three-quarters of the state’s natural buffer against hurricanes in the coming decades, scientists ...

Louisiana has more than 3 million acres of wetlands, vast expanses that teem with animals, trees, swamps, water and wildness. They're part of the state's culture, its lifestyle, its tourism ...

It's that time of year, you can turn trash into treasure for Louisiana’s wetlands. Christmas trees are being picked up for recycling all across southeast Louisiana. All parishes require curbside ...

ST. JAMES PARISH, La.— The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has issued a Clean Water Act permit for Formosa Plastics’ massive proposed plastic plant in St. James Parish, La. This federal permit authorizes ...

PERSON ACCESSED THE WHEEL. WELL. AND NOW THAT CHRISTMAS IS OVER, OFFICIALS ACROSS THE AREA ARE REMINDING ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF RECYCLING YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES. SO THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO RECYCLE ...

NEW ORLEANS — Now that Christmas is over, your Christmas tree could be used to help Louisiana’s coastal restoration efforts. Christmas tree recycling will happen in both Jefferson and Orleans ...

A restoration project in Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin is drawing ire from conservationists, fishers and locals. A coalition ...

The problem is also not wholly new. Since the 1930s, Louisiana has lost over 5,179 square kilometers (2,000 square miles) of land – an area roughly the size of Delaware. However, the situation is ...