Denny Sanford Elephant Valley opens March 5, 2026, at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, letting visitors walk above a roaming herd and spot eyelashes up close.

Humane World for Animals has sued Michigan Natural Resources Commission over year-round coyote hunting, citing a disregard for science and potential conflicts with farm animals.

Macomb County's annual Tree and Plant Sale offers affordable options for greening spaces, supporting the local environment through trees, shrubs, and garden plants.

A breeding male from the King Mountain Pack died during a Jan. 28 CPW re‑collaring operation in Routt County; necropsy results are pending and capture work is paused.

Fairview Heights is moving ahead on a $14M parks push: a 13,500-sq-ft Field House next to The Rec and a full overhaul of 95-acre Pleasant Ridge Park. Officials say the work adds courts, restrooms and event space without a city property-tax increase.

Ohio's deer season ended with hunters harvesting 232,142 deer, the seventh-highest record, despite a dip from the previous year and the impact of an EHD outbreak in certain counties.

The Cincinnati Zoo mourns the death of Savanna, a 13-year-old cheetah and animal ambassador known for her public educational role and media appearances.

State and federal managers want more patrols, monitoring and possible upgrades at North Sand Hills; public comment runs through March 1. Agencies say surveying and staffing changes will guide next steps.

Oak Creek is set to remove twelve Linden trees damaged by freezing temperatures and past improper pruning. Despite this, the Forestry Foreman praises Lindens and their benefits. The city invites locals to report any tree issues for potential action.

A bald eagle named Armstrong died from acute lead poisoning at a Michigan wildlife rehab center, despite treatment efforts to remove heavy metals from his system.

A Netarts-Oceanside Facebook post flagged a satellite-tagged great white nicknamed Kara on a map near the Tillamook coast; experts say sightings need context.

Truckee police say CDFW’s wolf tracker logged activity near town. Residents should supervise pets, protect livestock and report photos to state wildlife authorities.

West Hollywood residents are concerned about increased coyote encounters, voicing fears for their safety in community meetings. City officials respond with enforcement measures, while some residents call for coexistence and education.