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Public DomainThe swimming beach at Lake Alvin Recreation Area near Harrisburg closed following routine testing that showed unhealthy levels of bacteria in the water. -
Michael Zimny/SDPBRecently, the World Wildlife Fund released an annual report showing the Great Plains lost over 2.5 million acres of intact grassland in a single year.
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A recent study says more dust is blowing around the Great Plains.Mark Sweeney studies dust as a professor of sustainability and environment at the… -
Hundreds of acres in the Black Hills National Forest will soon get new seedlings. The goal is to erase some of the scars from a wildfire two decades ago.…
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Weather officials expect droughts in South Dakota to continue through the summer. Most of the region remains dry, and meteorologists worry there might not…
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South Dakota weather officials say drought conditions are getting worse. The U.S. Drought Monitor reports the entire state is now abnormally dry.Areas of…
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New research is out on how much logging to allow in the Black Hills National Forest, and the findings are already caught up in a debate over the future of…
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Low soil moisture may lead to a spring with no major floods in South Dakota. National Weather Service reports show drought conditions could expand without…
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A South Dakota State University graduate student is looking into insect-friendly field management practices that can save farmers money.Instead of…
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A quick read of South Dakota history tells you that trappers were among the first settlers in South Dakota. Since 2019, South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks…
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In The Moment … January 25, 2021 Show 977 Hour 2For many South Dakotans, time outdoors has been essential to living a full life during the pandemic.…
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In The Moment … January 5th, 2021 Show 966 Hour 1Members of the public are invited to provide input about the management of the Gavins Point Dam and Lews…
