Two young Cincinnati Zoo elephants survived EEHV after receiving a groundbreaking mRNA vaccine developed with Baylor College of Medicine and Houston Zoo.

Minneapolis collaborates with Native American Community Development Institute to host feedback events for East Phillips Park redesign, offering three proposed plans integrating safety, play areas, and cultural aspects, funded by NPP20 initiative.

Miami launches free Wi-Fi in 15 parks, advancing tech accessibility and aiming to bridge the digital divide for local communities by enhancing public and educational resources.

Foster Park ponds in Fort Worth are undergoing a dredging project starting July 12, with careful relocation of aquatic life to minimize ecological impact.

Colorado state parks report around eight million visitors in 2025, with significant revenue from visits and the successful Keep Colorado Wild Pass, encouraging outdoor activities and economic growth.

Raleigh Foodie Fare is a free event featuring over 20 food trucks, 40+ local artists, live music, and drinks, occurring on several dates in Moore Square.

Keller Regional Park reopens its renovated Tuj Lub courts with a celebration planned for September 20, 2025, featuring new facilities and inclusive space.

San Francisco's most infamous botanical resident is stirring to life, and thousands are about to line up for the privilege of smelling something that reeks like a crime scene. The rare corpse flower hasn't bloomed since 2022, but all signs point to an imminent stench spectacular.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has an upcoming hummingbird banding event, where participants can observe the banding process and learn about hummingbird conservation.

UTEP researchers found that adult white-lined sphinx moths are more likely to be preyed upon than when they were caterpillars, with implications for insect population dynamics and conservation.

Nassau County has stepped up beach patrols and technologies to prevent shark encounters after a local shark bite, despite skepticism from some beachgoers.

Hawaiʻi County and HDOA enforce a voluntary compliance order to stop the movement of materials that could spread the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle.

The City of Raleigh Museum is hosting a free Plant Swap event on July 19 where participants can exchange healthy plants and connect with other plant lovers.