Before everyone heads to the pool, a sobering stat is that the number one cause of death for children ages 1 to 4 ... is a positive sign for Everglades’ ecosystem Trump administration says ...

Drowning is the leading cause of death among 1- to 4-year-olds. But there are ways to help keep kids stay safe around water, and to prevent accidental drownings. “It doesn’t have to be this ...

The executive director of the school's Center for Autism and Related Disabilities stresses the importance of teaching ...

The special guest will be the renowned Ecuadorian mountaineer Iván Vallejo, who will share his unique experiences on glaciers ...

THERE IS NOTHING MORE EXCITING THAN THE SMILES, SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF CHILDREN AT THE POOL, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE FOCUS IS ON WATER SAFETY. THAT’S WHY THE YMCA OF CENTRAL FLORIDA HAS PARTNERED WITH ...

In November alone, three children with autism tragically drowned across Central Florida, all found in bodies of water. “Central Florida actually, in the last couple of years, has the leading ...

More than 600 school children from 26 fifth grade classrooms ... Rural Water Association explained how a forest ecosystem protects water bodies from pollution. To demonstrate, he erected a ...

Previous studies have not considered the effects of ecosystem restoration on available water resources and in environments with water constraints. Water scarcity is already a key issue worldwide ...

At a free event in Fairfax County, Virginia, this weekend, children with physical or developmental disabilities will get to go water skiing, kayaking, tubing, paddle boarding, canoeing and more.