Upper Arlington officials remind residents to leash dogs and clean up after them in public spaces, citing an increase in complaints about off-leash dogs and waste.

Collinwood Park & Campground beach temporarily closed due to water quality issues; swimming halted until further notice, with retesting scheduled. Other park activities remain available.

Research led by Earth sciences professor Elizabeth Griffith suggests the deep sea floor sediment in the Pacific Ocean holds important clues to Earth's history, prompting calls for further exploration using advanced drilling technologies.

Chimney Rock State Park in North Carolina reopens on June 27 after a nine-month closure due to storm damage. Visitors need advance reservations to access the main attraction.

Arlington Parks & Recreation offers a guide to identify, prevent, and treat poison ivy and oak encounters in their parks, emphasizing early washing and proper attire for protection.

Denver initiates the Park Hill Action Plan, targeting affordable housing and local revitalization alongside creating a new urban park on the former Park Hill Golf Course site. The plan emphasizes community input and sustainable development goals.

Ohio's Hocking and Mohican-Memorial State Forests introduce a new reservation system, replacing the first-come, first-served camping policy, per ODNR.

Austin announces the observation of National Park and Recreation Month in July, with events and programs celebrating green spaces for community well-being and economic growth.

Wright County launches an app to inform on the status of local beaches, displaying closures due to various reasons like high bacteria levels or maintenance.

Colorado hosted the Rocky Mountain SAR UAS Conference focusing on drone use in search and rescue, improving collaboration and techniques in lifesaving operations.

Brooklyn’s Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial Arch undergoes a $8.9 million restoration, its first in nearly 50 years, including a new roof, repointed granite, and refurbished staircases.

Dallas Park and Recreation is addressing the toxic water hemlock at White Rock Lake, cautioning visitors and pet owners about its danger and resemblance to the harmless Queen Anne's Lace.

Cleveland's Parks and Recreation Division offers a free pool schedule for summer 2025 starting June 7, featuring both outdoor and indoor pools with activities for all ages. Pools are open with safety measures and require online registration.