Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board invites residents to a public hearing on the final concept for Todd Park upgrades, set for 2026-2027, highlighting city's commitment to park revitalization.

Ohio's gun season deer harvest dipped to 85,448 from last year's 87,191, with 27,934 being antlered. The season faced impacts from EHD and saw rifles as the top choice among hunters.

La Jolla Coastal Conservancy completed two maintenance projects: removing a hazardous palm tree and refurbishing a lifeguard tower, leveraging private funds and a city permit.

Clayton County parks and recreation centers will be closed on Friday, Dec. 12, 2025, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. for an all-staff meeting but will reopen afterward.

The Dallas Park and Recreation Department is hosting a "Pictures with Santa" event with treats and activities for families to enjoy during the holiday season.

St. Augustine promotes St. Francis Park as an ideal location for artists seeking to paint the city's historical charm, offering views of oak trees, fountains, and colonial architecture.

Champion Park restrooms at 3830 Brushy Creek Road in Cedar Park will temporarily close for maintenance on December 10, with a planned reopening on December 11.

A public hearing on an amendment to Minneapolis' Parkland Dedication Ordinance, affecting affordable housing and tribal entities, is scheduled for December 10.

The El Paso Sheriff's Office enjoyed a festive evening at the Electric Safari at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, appreciating the holiday lights and community spirit, and recommended the event on social media.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife released a report on proposed furbearer management updates based on diverse stakeholder input and aims for ethical, science-based policies.

Mira Mesa’s $55M park overhaul has passed the halfway point. A competition pool, splash pad, new courts and an all‑wheels plaza are rising on site.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has voted to remove the controversial Pioneers monument due to its insensitive historical portrayal, as part of an effort to acknowledge Indigenous history and perspectives.

The Cincinnati Zoo celebrates International Cheetah Day as their three cheetah cubs become ambassadors for conservation, while an innovative program helps protect cheetahs in the wild.