The Wisconsin DNR offers a free Family Fun Day focused on aquatic education at Brule State Fish Hatchery on August 16, with activities like fish filleting, archery, and fishing.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation department celebrates the end of Parks and Rec Month with two events: a lantern-making session and Tractor Story Time and Dig Day.

Zoo Knoxville anticipates the birth of a Western lowland gorilla in late 2025, with mother Kumi conceived through a conservation program. The zoo monitors her health closely and trains her for motherhood.

Eden Prairie's community center is temporarily closing the Dive Pool and Rec Pool for maintenance from July 28 to August 10, but the Lap Pool remains open.

Hawaiian biologists urge the public to report sightings of the endangered Hawaiian hoary bat, or ʻōpeʻapeʻa, via the iNaturalist platform to aid conservation efforts.

Venice dog owners report multiple unexplained canine deaths and illnesses after walks near the Venice Canals, prompting an investigation by health officials and a community alert for pet safety.

Hillsborough County prohibits nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers from June 1 to Sept 30 to protect waterways from algae blooms caused by nutrient runoff during Florida's rainy summer season.

The Oakland Zoo announced the death of a California Condor named Jane due to lead poisoning, highlighting the dangers of lead ammunition for wildlife.

The Los Angeles Zoo reintroduces Tasmanian devils after a five-year absence, with two males from Aussie Ark named Danny Zuko and Crush, to support conservation awareness.

San Francisco is investing $1.5 million in Sunset Boulevard for infrastructure and workforce development, focusing on a recycled water system and job training, with state and city officials, including Senator Scott Wiener, backing the project.

Michigan's Department of Natural Resources will increase fees for state park lodging and camping starting August 1 due to operational costs and inflation.

San Diego seeks to redevelop Mission Bay Park's underused areas including Marina Village, Sportsmen's Seafood, and Dana Landing, focusing on public enjoyment rather than residential development.

Ramona Park Beach in Portage closed temporarily due to high E. coli levels, exceeding safe water contact standards, requiring further testing and a public advisory.