Las Vegas has completed the renovation of Cragin Park, boasting upgraded sports fields, a play structure, walking path, and an outdoor learning area for community use.

The Nevada Department of Wildlife advises the public on deterring bears, following an incident where a bear entered a home and scratched an 87-year-old man, causing minor injuries.

The Nevada Department of Wildlife has installed a new Motus tower at the Gary and Lajetta Atwood Preserve to track wildlife for improved conservation efforts.

Reno's Valley Wood Park introduced educational signs to inform visitors about local ecosystems, initiated by the Valley Wood Wildlife Gardens Task Force and supported by Councilmember Taylor.

Reno celebrates the renovation of Mira Loma Sports Courts, including tennis and basketball upgrades, with an event featuring Councilmember Miguel Martinez and treats for attendees.

The Northern Lights appeared in Las Vegas due to a geomagnetic storm, and residents shared the experience on social media. The event was expected to last multiple days.

The City of Henderson Government celebrated the opening of its 75th park with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Sentiero Park, including basketball courts, picnic areas, and a playground.

Las Vegas invites residents to discuss its Urban Forestry Master Plan, focusing on expanding the tree canopy to combat heat and enhance the city's sustainability.

North Las Vegas's "Paws in the Park" Halloween event returns on October 25 with a costume contest, activities, and services like vaccinations and microchipping.

Las Vegas is building a new dog park by East Las Vegas Family Park, featuring separated play areas, shade, and watering spots, set to open by July 2026.

Springs Preserve's Butterfly Habitat exhibit, featuring native American butterfly species, opened on October 4 and will remain until November 24 to educate visitors about the insects' roles in ecosystems.

Las Vegas is distributing 2,300 free trees to combat urban heat in select neighborhoods as part of a sustainability initiative aiming for climate resilience and energy cost reduction.

The Nevada Conservation League warns the government shutdown could harm the state's outdoor recreation industry.