Doc, the Komodo dragon, has died at age 32 at the Honolulu Zoo after being euthanized due to cancer, marking the end of his long life, which included contributions to conservation education.

The Moser Woods Tree Farm in Bluffton, Ohio, will host an educational tour on September 6, showcasing sustainable forestry and wildlife management, after being named the 2025 Ohio Tree Farm of the Year.

West Palm Beach's Currie Park boat ramps will close on September 2, 2025, for renovations, reopening in spring 2027, with the park's other facilities remaining open.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife investigates a fish kill at Grizzly Reservoir, with water quality issues like high temperatures and copper toxicity suspected as causes.

The Wedgwood Garden Club has transformed public spaces in Fort Worth, Texas, through planting and maintenance, supported by plant sales and the Park Department.

Richard Simpson Park in West Arlington has new amenities, including an extended trail with exercise equipment, a fishing pier, picnic pavilion, and lake overlook. The park now also offers a nature-themed playground for children.

ODNR dedicated a historical marker to Camp Sherman, a WWI training camp, highlighting Ohio's role in training soldiers and the site's transformation into a wildlife area.

Minneapolis residents can give input on three proposed designs for Hiawatha Golf Course ahead of an August 31st deadline, with aims to balance recreation and ecology.

Molokaʻi residents urge for a temporary ban on imports of high-risk materials to prevent the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle from reaching the island, after its detection on nearby islands.

Ohio announces fall hunting seasons starting September 1, including squirrel, dove, waterfowl, and white-tailed deer archery. Regulations and permits are available online and via the HuntFish OH app.

Paschall Park in Mesquite has opened a new playground with features like swings, slides, and climbing equipment, along with a turf safety surface for fall cushioning.

Carver County Parks introduces a fall lineup of outdoor activities, including archery, kayaking, geocaching, and Nordic Walking, with equipment provided and programs led by trained staff.

New York City beaches reopened after Hurricane Erin, but officials warn of persistent high rip current risks. Lifeguards are on duty, and some areas remain closed for safety.