Planned projects in Sacramento and nearby Sutter County could outpace mitigation and put remaining giant garter snake habitat at risk, conservationists warn.

Eden Prairie's Parks and Recreation Department announces winter program registration starting December 3, offering a variety of activities for all ages. Early registration for swimming lessons is available for residents and Community Center members.

Texas Game Wardens highlight enforcement of shark‑fin bans and a 2023 rule requiring fins be denatured and disposed to curb an illegal market.

Demolition of the long-closed Belle Isle Zoo in Detroit has begun, with plans for ecological restoration, additional parking, and improved park accessibility by the end of the year.

The Michigan DNR announced public meetings for December, inviting input on managing parks, trails, and waterways, with advisory group sessions on various specialties.

Park City Mountain and other Utah ski resorts delay their opening days due to inadequate snowfall and mild weather conditions, leaving winter sports season launch uncertain.

Worthington volunteers planted 35 trees in local parks, supported by the Rotary Club and city government, enhancing green spaces and promoting ecosystem health.

The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Department received honors from the GRPA for its exceptional public recreation contributions, with an emphasis on the volunteer-guided nature education at Sandy Creek Nature Center.

Colorado's wolf reintroduction initiative faces obstacles as Washington state declines to provide wolves, causing the state to seek alternatives within the regulatory framework.

Fort Worth began constructing Tilley Plaza in Trinity Park, which will feature a butterfly garden and other elements to enhance community green spaces. The groundbreaking ceremony underscored the city's dedication to outdoor areas.

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is set to conduct a controlled burn in the Cataloochee Valley to reduce hazardous fuels, maintain meadows, and enhance wildlife habitats.

San Rafael's future Canal Neighborhood Park begins its transformation from a former boatyard into an equitable open space for the local Latino community.

Buena Vida Park in Las Cruces will be getting a new public art installation, with temporary closure of its picnic area for two days starting November 18, for safe setup.