Maryland's Board of Public Works approved $15.3 million for park improvements and land conservation in both urban and rural areas across several counties.

Baltimore County unveiled the new 22-acre waterfront Sparrows Point Park with features like a turf field, community center, playground, fishing pier, and kayak launch.

Brood XIV cicadas are expected to emerge in the eastern US in spring, with appearances in certain areas uncertain.

Anne Arundel County releases its final master plan for the Crownsville Hospital Memorial Park focusing on community, sustainability, and respecting the site's history.

The Maryland Zoo introduces Kipepeo, a new 12-foot-tall giraffe, to the public after the recent loss of giraffe Willow. Visitors can see Kipepeo on select days each week.

State and city agencies collaborate to transform Gwynns Falls into a 'Partnership Park' in Baltimore, aiming to enhance urban outdoor recreation and community engagement.

Baltimore County plans to revamp 33 playgrounds in 2025, investing $3 million for better equipment and facilities.

Maryland's Board of Public Works has approved $3.6 million for parks and conservation efforts across several counties, enhancing local natural areas and recreational facilities.

The Maryland Zoo has welcomed a new three-year-old female giraffe, currently in quarantine before joining the giraffe herd. Donations of $100 or more can name her, supporting the zoo's care and conservation efforts.

Baltimore County has initiated renovations for the Rocky Point Golf Course Clubhouse to modernize facilities and expand event spaces, with County Executive Olszewski at the groundbreaking.

Baltimore County's Recreation and Parks Department earned CAPRA accreditation, joining an elite group of park agencies recognized for exceptional service and management.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball endorses a report outlining future agricultural initiatives for West Friendship Park, focusing on education, support, and recreation.

The new Hazelwood Skate Park opened in Baltimore County, offering a modern venue for skateboarding with $1.3 million in funding from Maryland's infrastructure program.