The Dahlia Society of California hosts its annual Dahlia Show, showcasing thousands of blooms and involving judging, a "people's choice" prize, and horticultural education, in Golden Gate Park.

A University of Utah study using isotopic data from sediment cores reveals significant human-driven changes in the Great Salt Lake's biogeochemistry over the last two centuries.

Isle Royale National Park euthanized a wolf overly habituated to humans for safety reasons, following failed attempts to deter its behavior through non-lethal means.

Lake Phalen Beach remains closed due to elevated E. coli levels, with routine monitoring and future updates to follow from Saint Paul Parks and Recreation.

Oahu's crown jewel snorkeling spot will shut down completely from September 8-23 for an $840K parking lot repaving project, forcing thousands of fall visitors to find alternatives.

Mansfield's revamped sports facility, Fields at Station 63, celebrates its grand opening with enhanced features and family-friendly activities, aiming to become a top tournament destination.

A harmful algae bloom (HAB) of cyanobacteria was discovered in a Lake Wylie cove by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services staff. Residents are advised to avoid contact with the water.

Conservation entrepreneur John Leong's quarter-century battle against invasive species in Hawaii gains new recognition as the islands face an escalating environmental crisis.

Lake Waconia Regional Park beach is closed due to toxic algae concerns, impacting local recreation and tourism.

The Red Hook public pool in NYC is set to reopen after being closed due to a broken water line since late June. Repairs were delayed by the need for specially fabricated parts for the 1930s pool.

CPW will hold a meeting in Pueblo, Colorado, on August 21-22 to discuss wildlife management, parks, and outdoor recreation. Public participation is encouraged, with details on CPW's website and live streaming on YouTube.

Brighton has received over $4 million in grants from Adams County to improve local parks, including new pickleball courts and inclusive playgrounds, enhancing outdoor recreation and park infrastructure.

Dallas offers free jazz concerts in parks through September, hosted by City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture with Dallas Park and Recreation Department.