Otters and beavers and coyotes, oh my! These and other native animals are returning to the increasingly clean Anacostia River.

One expert views a growing number of animals in the D.C. region as a positive sign for the environment.

The zoo is still trying to confirm the euthanized fox was the culprit that slaughtered 25 flamingos and a duck.

“It was closing in on me like a velociraptor road runner.”

The D.C. area’s latest eaglet hatched above the Dulles Toll Road on Sunday. A second egg could hatch in coming days.

The bird’s appearance could be a sign of climate change, and of the improving health of the Anacostia River.

If you love river otters, barred owls, and other native wildlife, you’ll be able to show that love on the bumper of your car.

Experts urge residents to stop using bird feeders, to prevent disease spread.

Birds, coyotes, and fish are among the animals local residents report seeing more of during the coronavirus pandemic.

The pup is the fifth member of the Smithsonian’s sea lion colony.