Death Valley National Park seeks public help to find individuals behind illegal off-roading, damaging rare desert plants and ecosystems. A white 2021 Toyota Tacoma is suspected; tips are encouraged.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service approves a new Utah Wildlife Action Plan to protect the state's vulnerable species, with actions planned for a 10-year period.

The Saint Louis Zoo's Animals Aglow returns March 13–May 17 with 60 new lanterns, nightly cultural acts and two sensory‑friendly nights.

Scripps posted photos of a rare pod of Eastern Tropical Pacific orcas off San Diego, taken by a master's student who documents them with photo‑ID.

A planned downtown connector would link Jose Campos Torres Plaza to the Heights trail and is slated to finish before the 2026 World Cup. City Council will consider an interlocal agreement this week.

Denver unveiled a framework for the 155‑acre Park Hill Park after nearly 6,000 public comments. City officials hope to begin design bidding this spring; funding and details remain unsettled.

Supervisor Janice Hahn asked state wildlife officials to reject the Catalina Conservancy's restoration permit after the group proposed a multi‑year removal of the island’s mule deer. She urged humane alternatives and public review.

San Dieguito Park's Padres Park, designed for all abilities, reopens with upgrades like ADA-compliant surfaces and a Padres logo, backed by local partnerships.

Two baby bald eagles hatched near Dallas during a winter storm, engrossing viewers on a live stream as their eagle parents carefully protected and nurtured them.

Cudahy officials reduce road salt use to protect the environment and save costs, advocating for a balance between safety and sustainability during Salt Week.

A bald eagle found at Croke Reservoir on Jan. 12 had surgery after X-rays revealed a ball bearing in its wing; Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking the public for tips.

Barataria Preserve's visitor center and most trails will close Feb. 2 for phased boardwalk and facility repairs after Hurricane Ida damage.

Portland Parks & Recreation closed applications for advisory committee members to help guide the redevelopment of Gov. Tom McCall Waterfront Park's Bowl area.