Construction of the world's largest dedicated wildlife bridge, the I-25 Greenland Wildlife Overpass in Colorado, has reached its halfway point, with expected completion by 2026.

North Commons Park in Minneapolis is set for a major upgrade, including a new water park, community center, and fieldhouse, backed by MPRB, MPF, and government support, with a completion target of 2027.

Toxic blue-green algae confirmed in Penn Lake, poses health risks for humans and animals. Avoid contact with affected water, and rinse off if exposed. Authorities monitoring the situation.

Gallegos Park in Frisco is closed for a 9-12 month renovation, including new amenities. The Frisco Police Department shared the news and cautioned against entering the construction zone.

White Settlement celebrates Parks and Recreation month, highlighting Veterans Park's features such as Splash Dayz Water Park, a green belt, fishing pond, amphitheater, softball complex, pavilions, and a Veterans Memorial Dedication Plaza.

Ionia County Health Department warns of a harmful algal bloom in Woodard Lake, advising against contact with the water.

The Wisconsin DNR offers a free Family Fun Day focused on aquatic education at Brule State Fish Hatchery on August 16, with activities like fish filleting, archery, and fishing.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation department celebrates the end of Parks and Rec Month with two events: a lantern-making session and Tractor Story Time and Dig Day.

Zoo Knoxville anticipates the birth of a Western lowland gorilla in late 2025, with mother Kumi conceived through a conservation program. The zoo monitors her health closely and trains her for motherhood.

Eden Prairie's community center is temporarily closing the Dive Pool and Rec Pool for maintenance from July 28 to August 10, but the Lap Pool remains open.

Hawaiian biologists urge the public to report sightings of the endangered Hawaiian hoary bat, or ʻōpeʻapeʻa, via the iNaturalist platform to aid conservation efforts.

Venice dog owners report multiple unexplained canine deaths and illnesses after walks near the Venice Canals, prompting an investigation by health officials and a community alert for pet safety.

Hillsborough County prohibits nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers from June 1 to Sept 30 to protect waterways from algae blooms caused by nutrient runoff during Florida's rainy summer season.