Montgomery hosts an event tomorrow at Terwilliger Lodge. Dr. Culley will discuss the Benedict Nature Preserve to educate and engage locals in environmental preservation.

New York Governor Hochul announces a $10.4 million grant to improve animal shelters, indicating strong state support for animal welfare and shelter facility enhancements.

The Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium has introduced Hondo, an 8-year-old male African lion from Idaho Falls Zoo, hoping for a smooth integration with the resident lionesses.

Castle Hill in the Bronx opened its first dog park, offering a space for dogs and fostering community among residents. The event included a barbecue and activities.

The Jacksonville Zoo changed its name to Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens, reflecting its focus on both animals and over 1,000 plant species. A new logo and tagline were introduced, emphasizing conservation and education.

Lakeside Commons Park & Beach in Blaine will open for the season on May 27. Parking permits are required and can be obtained at City Hall or the park post-opening.

Denver's La Raza Park began a $2 million renovation project, aiming to preserve its cultural significance and improve facilities such as playgrounds and picnic areas.

Cheyenne Mountain State Park receives the Leave No Trace Gold Standard Site designation, recognized for its commitment to environmental stewardship and education in responsible recreation.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife enforces a fishing closure on a portion of the Yampa River to protect fish due to low water flow.

Carver County Parks celebrated the opening of a new playground at Lake Minnewashta Regional Park, offering families a modern play area with diverse activities. The park expects the playground to be a popular attraction for visitors.

Bryant Park's free movie series returns this summer, starting June 9th with "Pretty in Pink." Films will be shown every Monday night through August 11th.

Hawai‘i's Kōkeʻe Public Fishing Area's annual rainbow trout season starts June 14, 2025, allowing fishing until September 30, with a limit of seven trout per day per angler.

Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve in Ohio is a prime spot for birdwatching during the spring migration, with a variety of species like warblers and egrets making an appearance.