St. Louis Park invites residents for a morning community walk on Nov. 8, with backup indoor plans for bad weather.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announced the 2025 muzzleloader and archery deer season starting Nov. 8 with varied bag limits across different units.

Ohio hunters have harvested 46,359 white-tailed deer during the first six weeks of the archery season, a slight decrease from the previous year's count.

The Landing's "Hands-On History: The Wonders of Wool" event offers a chance to learn and engage in wool felting techniques on November 15, requiring advance registration and a fee.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources invites wildlife enthusiasts to observe mule deer during their breeding season on November 15 at Nash Wash. Registration is required.

Utah State University's Beaver Ecology and Relocation Collaborative works with the U.S. Forest Service to relocate nuisance beavers, bolstering conservation and research efforts.

Coon Rapids, MN encourages trail safety by offering prizes to those who take the "Happy Trails" pledge, promoting behaviors like staying right and leashing pets, funded by a SHIP grant.

Renovations at Willis Winters Park include updating the ballfields with artificial turf, benefiting local schools and enhancing District 14's sports facilities. The fields are expected to be completed by the end of January.

Brooklyn Park plans a prescribed burn at River Park for prairie management during the week of November 3, with benefits to local biodiversity highlighted.

John Ball Zoo's new pygmy hippo calf, Hugo, is now on public display with his mother. Visitors are encouraged to buy tickets online and enjoy watching Hugo's playful behavior. Hugo will later join the Species Survival Program.

The "Holiday in the Park" event in Euless on Nov 15 offers holiday lights, music, crafts, treats, a Santa visit, and a drone show. It's free and ADA accommodations are available.

Oahu's historic Boettcher Estate at Kalama Beach Park is scheduled for a roof reconstruction in January 2026, aiming to preserve its design and address wear on its cedar shingles.

MPRB invites Minneapolis residents to engage in shaping East Phillips Park's future, with a community event on November 8th and opportunities to review and provide feedback on the draft vision plan.