Utah bird enthusiasts are invited to attend two beginner-friendly bird-watching events during the fall migration, featuring educational outings and tips for the Utah Birding Slam.

Manhattan's East River parking lot is being converted into an outdoor gym and community space, part of a wider initiative to revitalize Kips Bay and the waterfront.

Starting November 10, 2025, Centennial Park's baseball field 5 in Port Charlotte will undergo dugout and bleacher shade repairs, aiming for completion by November 14.

Upper Arlington's GIS Department introduces an interactive Leaf Trail Map for autumn colors, inviting residents and visitors to share their favorite spots.

Bishop Museum and the San Diego Zoo team up to build a Pacific biobank for endangered Hawaiian species. The effort pairs cryopreservation with local training and cultural stewardship.

The City of Sammamish is designing a project to improve fish passage in George Davis Creek, planning construction for summer 2026, involving culvert replacements and habitat enhancements.

Carver County Parks reminds people to keep dogs leashed in parks, except in designated off-leash areas, and outlines places dogs are not allowed. Owners must pick up after their pets.

Carver County Parks announces a "Candlelit Night at Baylor" at Baylor Regional Park on February 20 and 28, 2026, featuring ski trails, snowshoe paths, hayrides, stargazing, and warm beverages.

A coalition of farmers, water managers and conservation groups is flooding harvested rice fields to create food‑rich habitat that helps juvenile Chinook and migrating birds in the Sacramento Valley.

Oceanside begins its first sand placement project to combat coastal erosion and improve resilience by using donated sand from local construction and dredging efforts.

The Native Nursery under New York's Kosciuszko Bridge thrives, cultivating native plants and supported by concert revenue, fostering urban biodiversity and community engagement.

Carver County Parks announces winter activities, including cross-country ski lessons, ice fishing, snowshoeing, and Winter Adventure Camp, with registration available via their new app starting January 10, 2026.

San Diego River Park Foundation secured San Diego County's tallest waterfall, Mildred Falls, by purchasing a 58-acre parcel with over $300,000 in donations.