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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is babyproofing its moose yard for two rescued calves flying in from Anchorage.
The west side of Lake Cunningham gets fishing piers, a bike park and a coffee shop — but Entrance 3 is closing for up to two years.
Lane County cuts the ribbon on North Jetty's rebuilt lot, then invites visitors to tour upgraded Harbor Vista Campground next door.
Aylin, born in July to parents Nika and Ziggy, belongs to the world's last truly wild horse species.
Dozens of Oakmont residents have signed a petition to stop vetted archers from hunting deer in local parks.
Longtime Shoop Park birdwatchers say clearing lakefront trees for the Lighthouse Dunes golf project could drive away migratory birds that have used the shoreline for decades.
The Austin-area district has lined up support from 195 of the 200 properties needed to apply for state bird-friendly certification.
Poppy, just shy of her third birthday, is healing off-view as Woodland Park Zoo staff watch her adjust to three limbs.
Concrete columns are going up at the historic North Lawndale garden, with phase one wrapping by early December.
The $4.5 million final phase wraps around the Brady Music Center and honors a family's decades-long push to transform a riverfront mud pit.
The Cross Timbers Nature Trail spans 100 acres and is planned to eventually stretch eight miles.
Berkeley County hopes to pick a design firm for the former port land by December, with public meetings to follow.
A healthy female bobcat is being evaluated at a wildlife hospital after deputies and wildlife officers cut her loose from a fence near Stuart's Tres Belle neighborhood.
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