Hawai'i Island closures are scheduled for August 27-28 for animal control, affecting hunters and hikers in several areas, aimed at protecting the endangered palila bird from feral goats and sheep.

The Park 'N Play van in St. Louis Park offers mobile recreational activities in local parks until August 22, with a schedule of games and sports for community engagement.

Boulder County celebrates 50 years of parks with behind-the-scenes farm tours, highlighting local agriculture amidst development pressures, with limited spots available.

Dearborn celebrates the opening of a new butterfly garden, transforming an empty lot into an eco-friendly space that supports local ecosystems and provides a scenic retreat.

Big Island nature reserves are closing again this August as state officials ramp up their battle against feral animals threatening Hawaii's critically endangered palila bird, with fewer than 2,200 of these unique honeycreepers remaining.

A 20-foot python with a bacterial infection was found in a Los Angeles dumpster; reptile expert Joseph Hart rescued and plans to rehabilitate the snake named Apple.

A boy, Enoch Palomar, was attacked by a coyote in Carson, requiring about 20 stitches. Officials are investigating and advising public safety measures.

The Utah DWR has proposed updates to the management plans for mountain goats, bighorn sheep, and mule deer, seeking public feedback before Wildlife Board meetings.

CPW officers responded to a wildfire and a river rescue in Chaffee County, aiding in evacuation, firefighting efforts, and saving boaters from dangerous conditions.

Dallas Park and Recreation introduces summer activities like fitness challenges, senior games, youth sports, a 5K run, and a free jazz concert at City Park.

Cane Creek Park in NC is getting greener with water willow plants to boost aquatic life and attract bass, supported by the NC Wildlife Resources Commission and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.

The Lee fire has prompted the temporary closure of CPW's Meeker Area Office in Colorado, affecting community and wildlife areas, with online services still available.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announces another year of BioBlitz events focused on insects, with activities for all to help document local biodiversity.