Two opossums were caught at Honolulu Harbor, similar to an incident at Hilo Harbor. The Hawaii Department of Agriculture is actively managing such invasions to protect the ecosystem.

Chester Park in Duluth will soon get a new ADA-compliant stage, replacing the old one. The area will remain open during construction, aimed to finish by 2026.

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing has started its greening phase, with the first native plants being placed. Completion is now expected in 2026. The bridge aims to connect habitats and enhance safety for wildlife and drivers.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has awarded $30,000 in grants to four projects to enhance wildlife viewing and engage communities across the state.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park offers a beginner archery workshop on November 1, including safety and shooting techniques. Equipment is provided, group discounts are available, and pre-booking is required.

Rudy Karimi of Dallas' District 14 Park and Recreation raises concern about Emerald Ash Borer infestations in parklands and misguided cuts to Parkland Development Fees, urging public awareness and media attention to protect the city's green spaces.

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reported a slight decline in wild turkey populations with a poult index of 2.7 per hen, slightly below the 10-year average.

Wake County approves new mountain biking trails and Kellam-Wyatt County Park construction, furthering its commitment to outdoor recreation and green space.

Dearborn seeks public input for its Parks & Recreation Master Plan at a public hearing on November 5 and via email, with plan details accessible online or in person.

Oregon introduces a new zoo-themed license plate featuring Asian elephants, designed by artist Jeremy Nichols, to support conservation efforts through the Oregon Zoo Foundation.

Wendy Pappas of Arlington Parks recommends four fall-flowering plants for gardens, including asters, Black Eyed Susans, Mexican Bush Sage, and purple coneflowers, as detailed by Danica Dodson.

Thelma Park opens in South Natomas, featuring a playground, picnic areas, and shade, showcasing the city's commitment to turning vacant lots into community spaces.

The Michigan DNR reports 21 cougar sightings in 2025, including the first verified cubs in a century, signaling a continued increase in cougar presence in the state.