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.

The Indianapolis Zoo welcomes a new Amur tiger named Ursula from South Dakota's Bramble Park Zoo, aiming to enhance its Amur tiger population and conservation efforts.

The Utah DWR warns against illegal fish transfers, highlighting the ecological damage caused by introduced non-native species like smallmouth bass in Lloyds Lake. They stress enforcement and responsible pet ownership.

A section of Birmingham Park's Green Trail along Little River is closed for habitat restoration to aid local wildlife, including rare species. Other park trails remain open for visitors.

Po‘ipū Beach was closed after a 3-4 foot reef shark sighting, with officials implementing caution and ongoing monitoring. Beach access may resume if conditions are deemed safe.

Mansfield Parks and Recreation won two awards at a Texas conference for their inclusive and innovative programs for all ages, from preschool nature programs to senior events.

The Parks, Trails, and Environment Committee is debating Parkland Dedication Fees, with some members proposing lower fees for multi-bedroom units to encourage family-size housing, while others advocate for higher fees to support green spaces.

Kaua‘i OSB advises against ocean activities at Hanalei Bay due to a 10-foot tiger shark sighting. Warning signs are posted, and lifeguards are monitoring before deciding on reopening the area.

Michigan's DNR proposes to extend the elk hunting season from 21 to 45 days, aiming to offer hunters flexibility and better weather, and to manage the elk population effectively. Public comments are open until January 23, 2026.

Raleigh City Farm is expanding into Marsh Creek Park, creating a 1.5-acre urban farm to enhance community engagement, education, and fresh food access.

Charlotte County's Traveling Library will visit South County Regional Park on select Wednesdays from November 19, 2025, to April 8, 2026, for book check-outs and library card sign-ups.

IUCN’s downlisting of green sea turtles has reopened a Hawai‘i debate about whether traditional, ceremonial honu harvests should be allowed — but treaties and federal law complicate any change.

St. Louis Park invites residents for a morning community walk on Nov. 8, with backup indoor plans for bad weather.