Elk Falls Reservoir in Staunton State Park is undergoing a construction project starting mid-June to enhance dam safety, including a new spillway and outlet, with completion aimed for Halloween.

Applications are open for a coveted hunting permit in Lone Mesa State Park, Colorado, offering a chance to hunt elk, deer, and bear. The deadline is June 26, with a lottery draw on June 27.

Carver County is readying its beaches for the holiday weekend, with amenities like docks, volleyball nets, and restrooms prepared for visitors. The parks staff warns that swimming is at one's own risk due to unguarded beaches.

A mysterious, large cat-like creature was spotted in Oahu, stirring speculation and prompting a search by the Department of Land and Natural Resources, yet its identity remains unconfirmed.

Carver County Parks is offering a $20 discount on various summer activities with a special code, as they promote outdoor recreation and community engagement in Minnesota.

A bear was captured in Heber City after being spotted near local areas, including a highway and hospital; authorities plan to relocate it to the wild.

Michigan's Forest Lake State Forest Campground closes following foreclosure and ownership change, ending a 70-year management deal with the DNR. Other local camping options are suggested.

Long Island's farms prepare for summer festivals, with the 70-year-old Mattituck Strawberry Festival and activities like watermelon feasts and lavender events drawing local participation.

Hawaii's DLNR opens applications for a project to salvage feral sheep near Daniel K. Inouye Highway, aiming to protect native ecosystems and improve road safety.

Cane Creek Park opens its beach for the Memorial Day Weekend, signaling a return to normal operations after being affected by lifeguard shortages in past seasons.

San Francisco residents are warned to watch out for coyotes during denning season. Colorado Parks and Wildlife advises caution following dog attacks and provides guidelines for encounters.

Champion Park in Cedar Park has fixed its water leak and reopened restrooms, restoring full park amenities for visitors.

Mother Jones Magazine features Walnut Creek Wetland Park for its economic and environmental importance, underlining wetlands' role in urban planning and climate resilience.