New hiking trails were officially opened at Kiest Park Conservation Area in Oak Cliff, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony with community and city officials.

The City of Arlington website highlights various hiking spots available in Arlington for National Hiking Day, including River Legacy Park, Sheri Capehart Nature Preserve, and others, each offering unique natural and historical features.

The new Baker Martin Family Garden is set to break ground at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, featuring interactive galleries and educational opportunities for families, opening in fall 2026.

The Dallas Park Department addresses concerns about erosion at White Rock Lake Trail, ensuring it’s not an imminent threat and working on a permanent solution.

Arlington introduces its first inclusive park at Meadowbrook Park with a celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony, featuring activities and live performances.

Arlington Parks and Recreation offers 'Portraits in the Park' for local families to take scenic holiday photos, with a quick digital process for selecting images.

Arlington Parks and Recreation Department shares tips on saving money on plants, recommending planning, off-season purchases, clearance shopping, buying small plants, and starting from seeds.

Dallas introduces battery-powered, autonomous park maintenance machines to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainability, with a demo planned at Kiest Softball Complex.

The City of Mesquite opens its first skatepark at Westlake Sports Center, with facilities for various skill levels and a grand opening event on November 9.

The City of Fort Worth is set to close its city parks by 10 p.m. starting in 2025 following a Fort Worth City Council decision for consistent park closure times, influenced by community feedback on safety and uniformity.

Dallas officials are discussing a new multipurpose center and park for Los Cabos, inviting community input on the project planned for 9759 Forest Lane.

The DeSoto Police Department shared information to educate the public on the ecological benefits of bobcats and to reduce fear, encouraging coexistence and respect.

Fort Worth has expanded Rock Creek Ranch Park by 58.8 acres, investing $1.59 million as part of its green space initiative to conserve natural and historical land for current and future generations.