Charlotte County is upgrading playgrounds at several parks with construction starting July 21, aiming to complete by August 4. Access remains but caution near work zones is advised.

St. George, Utah, celebrates the reopening of Christensen Park with upgraded facilities, part of citywide recreational improvements funded by a G.O. Bond.

The City of Colorado Springs is inviting submissions for its annual photo contest to feature in the Discover COS Calendar, supporting reforestation efforts.

The Port of San Diego celebrates Parks and Recreation Month with July events, recognizing the role of parks and announcing new green spaces and projects.

Ohio's ODNR is accepting applications for controlled hunting permits on public lands for the 2025-26 season until July 31, featuring deer and other game.

Raleigh has launched a GSI Virtual Tour to educate on its green stormwater infrastructure and encourage community participation in environmental monitoring and sustainability programs.

Utah's summer mountain visitors might encounter local mountain goats, which have rubbery hooves for climbing and shed their winter coats. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources advises hikers to keep their distance and not feed the wildlife.

East Grand Rapids celebrates the grand opening of the renovated Manhattan Park, featuring a splash pad, updated sports courts, and enhanced facilities.

The Sensory Trail at Ollie's Fun Forest in City Centre Park will be closed July 16 for tree removal. While the trail is off-limits until late afternoon, the adjacent playground stays open for visitors.

Baltimore is addressing an overpopulation of white-tail deer in its parks, which threatens local vegetation and biodiversity. Public meetings and surveys seek solutions, with both non-lethal and lethal options considered.

Coon Rapids' Sustainable Garden Tour on July 19 offers a glimpse into local gardens, showcasing diverse plants and sustainable practices, with garden owners engaging with visitors.

New York City announces a 20-year plan to improve Hart Island, including a welcome center and climate resilience measures. The public cemetery aims to enhance accessibility and honor the over one million buried there.

Stirling Park in Dunedin offers 27 acres of trails for hiking and cycling, near the Pinellas Trail, providing a natural urban retreat as highlighted by the city's Facebook post.