Two birds recovered from a pond at Constitution Gardens, approximately 250 feet away from the Reflecting Pool, according to the report

Costly Reflecting Pool revamp under fire amid algae bloom and disputed vandalism claims

The images surfaced days after National Park Service workers were seen adding hydrogen peroxide to the water to treat an algae bloom.

Photos show the poor creature floating in algae-fouled water after local U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro vowed to aggressively prosecute anyone caught vandalizing the iconic landmark

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A wildlife rehab center collected the dead ducks to conduct necropsies.

Two birds recovered from a pond at Constitution Gardens, approximately 250 feet away from the Reflecting Pool, according to the report

El histórico estanque frente al Lincoln Memorial será drenado por nuevas fallas en el revestimiento, brotes de algas y acusaciones de vandalismo, mientras las autoridades…

WASHINGTON — The saga over the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool took a turn as U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that six people have been a...

President Trump's $14 million Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovation may be deadly for wildlife. Ducks found dead, algae blooms, and peeling paint raise concerns. Wildlife…