St. Louis Park, Minnesota, celebrates the end of summer with a special event at the Aquatic Park on August 24, featuring reduced admission and concession deals.

The Central Park Conservancy is advocating for the ban of horse-drawn carriages in Central Park, citing safety and welfare issues, while the TWU proposes alternatives to protect jobs. The issue has become a topic in the mayoral race.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife warned the public of a toxic algae bloom at DeWeese Reservoir State Wildlife Area, advising to avoid contact with the water.

New Braunfels unveils Willard Canyon, a new park in its Parks & Recreation System, featuring trails and a picnic area, thanks to the Willards' land donation and the Parks Foundation's funding.

Utah's DWR completed 115 projects to bolster mule deer populations, spending $38 million on habitat restoration across 133,000 acres and launching an online deer dashboard for information access.

The beached 75-foot vessel, The Discovery, has been safely removed from the Kewalo Basin seawall following coordinated efforts by multiple agencies, prioritizing environmental and public safety.

PGA Trail golf course in Frisco will close from September 19 to October 19, 2025, for a tournament, with residents encouraged to use alternative locations.

The Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel is regaining 1,107 acres of ancestral land, a move facilitated by California's efforts to prioritize indigenous-led conservation and biodiversity protection.

Governor Hochul bans swimming at some Long Island beaches due to Hurricane Erin, with state park restrictions in place. Safety amid dangerous conditions is prioritized.

Aquatic Park hosts community splash on August 24 with reduced $4 pool entry for those donating a nonperishable food item, benefiting a local food shelf program.

Brooklyn Park invites residents for input on its Northwest Area Plan and new Signature Park, offering engagement, free food, and activities for children on August 24 at Central Park.

The Utah Conservation Corps received a $106,000 grant from the National Park Foundation for wildfire mitigation and habitat restoration at Bryce Canyon National Park.

The MPRB is advancing its Indigenous Action Plan, with priorities set for 2025. Led by Carrie Day Aspinwall, the plan focuses on acknowledging historical truths and shaping park policies through an Indigenous lens.