Bayou Court Apartments plans to remove a slash pine holding a bald eagle nest this Saturday, prompting questions about federal permits and nest protections.

Johnston County opened its first county-run regional park Friday at 444 Matthews Road, unveiling pickleball courts, an ADA-accessible fishing pond and a picnic shelter.

A young eagle that fledged at Big Rock Park was taken to Tamarack Wildlife Center but died after catastrophic injuries officials say likely came from a train strike.

Several mature trees were removed from the Boston Public Garden after a decades‑old willow snapped into the lagoon. Park stewards say the clearing is part of long‑term tree care and planned replanting.

One hundred northern bobwhite quail were released at Hempstead Harbor Nature Trail to help control ticks and teach students about conservation.

Alley Pond Golf Center in Douglaston reopened after a $10M overhaul, adding simulators, ball-tracking tech and a planned mini golf course.

Metro and partners closed on roughly 300 acres to add to Beaman Park, protecting Highland Rim forestland northwest of Nashville and expanding outdoor access.

Coyotes ran across a Phoenix man's roof two nights in a row, scratching at his window. Officials say remove food sources and haze bold animals to prevent repeat visits.

A viral balcony video shows a black bear weaving through a Gatlinburg parking lot as tourists scramble; park officials warn visitors to secure food and keep their distance.

Seattle Public Schools wants a Lincoln High athletic field in Lower Woodland Park, but neighbors and tree advocates say the plan would remove dozens of mature trees ahead of a July 23 hearing.

Dallas Park & Recreation says White Rock Boathouse's 2025 code of conduct limits access and violates its development agreement; the operator has 30 days to fix it while litigation continues. Community groups and a 2019 audit raised long‑running oversight concerns.

NC State researchers found restored forest plus birdsong reduced stress more than other settings. The finding points to small, evidence‑based steps Raleigh can use to make parks and greenways more restorative.

An arborist's report found more than two‑thirds of sampled coral trees on San Vicente are in poor health and likely to be removed. The city is planning safety work and community talks on replanting.