St. Charles Parish invites residents and visitors to enjoy its outdoor activities and share experiences using #MySCPHome, highlighting its serene landscapes.

Rudy Karimi was appointed Chair of the Dallas Park and Recreation Board's Safety and Security Committee, focusing on addressing safety concerns in the city's parks and inviting public input.

Herz Recreation Center opened this week in McLaren Park, adding an 11,500-square-foot gym, multipurpose rooms and outdoor amenities to Sunnydale and Visitacion Valley.

Konane Zager was fined over $10k for illegally using longline fishing gear within Hawaii's state waters, exceeding the one-mile limit, and taking yellowfin tuna. His Commercial Marine License was also suspended for a year.

Post Oak Ridge State Park — a 3,000-plus-acre Hill Country tract east of Lampasas — was unveiled by Gov. Abbott. TPWD has scheduled public meetings as it moves into planning.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens applications for the 2026 range riding season, emphasizing the importance of wildlife management due to rising wolf populations and seeking to enhance conflict minimization efforts in the state.

An injured sea lion near Pier 39 has a fresh lower‑body wound that rescuers say could be a shark bite. The Marine Mammal Center is monitoring the animal and will only attempt a rescue when it can be done safely.

Reno's 2026 Junior Ranger Program offers outdoor learning opportunities for all ages to explore parks and earn a ranger badge, with two monthly activities and no RSVP required.

St. Johns County Parks and Recreation announced the temporary closure of tennis and pickleball courts at Ron Parker Park from 9:30 a.m. to noon on January 12 for Deputy Marshal Ron Parker's memorial ceremony.

Dallas seeks public input on the new White Rock Hills Recreation Center, with Mayor Pro Tem Jesse Moreno and Park Board Rep. Fonya Mondell prioritizing community engagement.

Michigan's DNR stocked 648,557 fish weighing 8.6 tons in 76 locations, contributing to an annual total of nearly 19.5 million fish released statewide.

Conroe set aside roughly 40 acres of the Deison Technology Park to create a Discovery Green‑style public park after its biotech tenant left and the campus fell into disrepair.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will discuss wildlife management, including herpetofauna regulations and wolverine reintroduction, in an upcoming meeting with virtual and in-person attendance options.