Minneapolis invites residents to join Fall BioBlitz events, focusing on birds and animal tracking, tailored for families and inclusive of diverse communities.

"Ohio: Wild at Heart" film showcasing the state's natural beauty premiered at COSI, with a focus on wildlife and human interactions with nature, also highlighting environmental issues.

Averi M. Turner was sworn in as Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Commissioner for District 2, following Becka Thompson's resignation. She'll serve until January 2, 2026.

Conservationists are installing artificial structures in reservoirs to support fish populations and ecosystems, balancing environmental and recreational needs.

Zola, a 23-year-old western lowland gorilla beloved for his pool 'breakdancing' clips, died after a sudden health decline. A necropsy is underway and a planned troop move to San Antonio is paused.

Atlanta is inviting public input for the revitalization of the Chattahoochee Brick Company Site during an open house event at English Park Recreation Center.

Wisconsin's DNR warns hunters not to shoot swans, as all native and non-native swan species are protected by law and misidentification could lead to penalties.

Community initiative led by various partners resulted in 21 native shade trees planted at Triangle Park in Palm Beach County to improve green space and environmental quality.

The Fonay family and Larimer County have partnered to place a conservation easement on 800 acres of ranch land, preserving local ecosystems and wildlife habitats.

MDARD tracked the spread of the spotted lanternfly in Michigan in 2025, acknowledging public reports in their efforts. They've found the pest in several counties and are imposing quarantines, and promoting public awareness of prevention strategies.

Colorado officials reported the death of gray wolf 2506, with an ongoing investigation to determine the cause. The wolf's passing has stirred controversy amidst efforts to restore the local wolf population.

Denver celebrates reaching its 2025 tree-planting goal early, enhancing the city's green infrastructure and resilience to climate change with various tree species.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission is discussing new park and wildlife regulations, including fee adjustments and turkey hunting seasons, at a meeting in Sterling, with remote attendance options.