Dakota Rail Regional Trail has reopened between Mayer and Highway 10 after repairs, as announced by Carver County Parks.

Oak Cliff in Dallas is getting a new park with amenities, named after local business owner Roland G. Parrish, as part of the area's revitalization efforts.

The ODNR is considering restructured waterfowl hunting zones in Ohio for 2026-2030, and public input is sought before a final decision by the Ohio Wildlife Council.

A tegu lizard spotted in Joseph D. Grant County Park was safely captured by park staff and is under Animal Services' care, pending owner claim or adoption.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announces the return of Red, White and Boom! on July 4, 2025, with activities, food, and fireworks on the riverfront.

Minneapolis Parks offers a variety of summer activities focused on nature education, including insect conservation, youth camps, Family Nature Club, and events like BioBlitz Adventures, encouraging community engagement with the local environment.

The Utah Wildlife Board updated WMA license rules and hunting guide regulations following new legislation, including entry requirements for certain areas and annual registration renewal for guides.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden celebrates 100 years of its bonsai collection with the "Bonsai 100" exhibition, showcasing both old and new specimens and highlighting the collection's history.

Wright County Parks & Recreation offers sunrise yoga at Beebe Lake County Park, welcoming participants over 12 to enjoy sessions from 7-8 am for $15 with instructor Joclyn.

Scott County announces a kayaking event at Cleary Lake on June 22, offering lessons on safety and paddling techniques with equipment provided. Reservations required.

Arlington invites residents to the groundbreaking of Al Rollins Park on June 28, highlighting the park's features and celebrating the legacy of Al Rollins.

Georgetown University will expand public waterfront access along the Potomac, facilitating non-motorized boating and a new university boathouse, through an agreement with D.C. and the National Park Service.

Utah Conservation Corps received a grant to plant 300 native plants for pollinators at their Urban Community Farm, which also offers educational and volunteer opportunities.