Ohio Students Triumph in America 250 Field Trip Competition Celebrating State's Natural Beauty
ODNR announced the winners of the America 250 Field Trip Competition, celebrating student engagement with nature through art and essays. The program aims to foster conservationism among Ohio's youth.
Saint Louis Zoo Provides Refuge to Four Endangered Spider Monkeys Rescued from Smugglers at U.S. Border
The Saint Louis Zoo takes in four endangered Mexican spider monkeys seized from smugglers, highlighting the issue of illegal wildlife trade and advocating for the Captive Primate Safety Act.
Northgate's Recreation Revamp: Seattle Partners with Kraken's One Roof Foundation to Upgrade Local Sports Court
Seattle Parks and the Kraken's One Roof Foundation are partnering to upgrade the Hubbard Homestead Sports Court, including features for basketball and street hockey, and seek community input at an open house event.
Carver County Trail Aficionados: Brace for Detours as Lake Minnetonka and Minnesota River Bluffs Trails Undergo Maintenance
Two popular Carver County trails, the Lake Minnetonka and Minnesota River Bluffs Regional Trails, will be closed for maintenance starting Aug. 18, requiring detours for trail users.
Minneapolis Residents Invited to Public Hearing on Marcy Park's Proposed Renaming to Dinky Park
Minneapolis Parks has scheduled a public hearing on renaming Marcy Park to Dinky Park on August 20. Residents can attend the meeting, call before 3 pm that day, or email to submit their opinions.
Minneapolis' Hiawatha Golf Course Eyes Sustainable Redesign, Public Invited to Weigh In on Future Plans
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board proposed redesigns for Hiawatha Golf Course to address flooding challenges and improve sustainability, while maintaining the course's historic charm. Public feedback is encouraged.












