A slew of invasive plant species have grown roots in Kentucky soil and more are migrating into the state, shouldering out native biodiversity. Invasive plants are non-native, causing ecological or ...

WILL GET THIS NEW BLING. ALL RIGHT. WELL, NOW THAT THE HOLIDAY SEASON IS OVER, THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT FISH AND WILDLIFE WANTS YOUR CHRISTMAS. AND I KNOW YOU MIGHT WANT TO KEEP IT AROUND, BUT ...

The holiday season is passing for everyone except some fish in Kentucky that will get new habitats during the coming year thanks to discarded natural Christmas trees. The “Christmas for the Fishes” ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Several former Christmas trees were seen being dropped into a pond in Louisville on Monday. Some passerby's may have asked themselves, "What are they doing with those trees?" The ...

An old school bus is shrouded in fast-growing kudzu vines in this file photo. Here’s how to spot common invasive plants in Kentucky. Herald-Leader From kudzu to your common backyard honeysuckle, ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Think twice before you set that live Christmas tree out by the curb for trash pickup this year. That's because you can donate it to be used as a home for fish on the state's ...

Kentucky Fish and Wildlife’s Christmas for the Fishes just wrapped up its 9th season. It’s a program in which crews take ...