Smallmouth bass harvest season in Wisconsin's Northern Zone opens June 21, as announced by the DNR, with a reminder to anglers to fish responsibly and follow regulations.

Burnsville, MN will host a free dodgeball event in Colonial Park on June 20, encouraging participants to bring sneakers and water for a morning of fun.

TPC Harding Park in San Francisco celebrates its 100th anniversary with festivities and golf contests on July 18. The historic course has hosted major events and underwent a significant renovation in 2002.

A bear with a tracking collar broke into several Monrovia homes, ignoring attempts by dogs and residents to scare it off, and is known for stealing food like pizza and ice cream.

DLNR Chair Dawn Chang reached her goal by catching seven trout in under an hour at Kaua‘i's Pu‘u Lua Reservoir, celebrating a century-long fishing tradition.

John Ball Zoo in Michigan is considering a 190-acre former landfill site for a new aquarium that aligns with conservation goals, despite needing environmental cleanup. The $370 million project aims to make a notable economic and educational impact.

An invasive beetle, the Mediterranean oak borer, is threatening white oaks in Marin County, with coordinated efforts underway to control and monitor its spread.

Carver County offers a Biking Day Camp on June 17th-18th for 10-15-year-olds with activities like archery and geocaching; registrants must bring helmets.

Jacksonville University launches a Sea Turtle Program for research and conservation, led by Director Lucas Meers, with community involvement and educational outreach.

El Paso County opens Cooling Centers to provide relief from heat, running June 15 - August 15, except for June 19 and July 4, and offers summer safety tips for pets.

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.