CPW offers a free turkey hunting seminar in Pueblo with limited spots, covering techniques, gear, calls, and legal aspects, led by experienced officers and a biologist.

The City of Raleigh Museum is hosting a free exhibition on April 4 to celebrate the 100-year legacy of the Raleigh Garden Club, showcasing its contributions to the community's horticulture and environmental stewardship.

White Settlement's Central Park basketball court and skate park resurfacing nears completion with reopening scheduled for next week, reflecting the city's dedication to improving public recreational spaces.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board plans a major upgrade for Columbia Parkway Regional Trail, with public input sought at an April 15 open house event.

A protected Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake was killed at Matthaei Botanical Gardens, prompting calls for coexistence and education on the species' importance.

Mayor Daniel Lurie and State Senator Scott Wiener broke ground on the Buchanan Street Mall renovation project, aiming to revitalize the area with features honoring local history.

A photo of a dead, shell-less sea turtle in Hawai'i sparked online outrage, but failed to prompt reports to law enforcement, hindering potential prosecution efforts. Officials urge the use of reporting apps for immediate action.

A pair of bald eagles at U.S. Steel Irvin Plant near Pittsburgh hatched their first eaglet of the season, with local enthusiasts eagerly watching for more.

WDFW invites public input on designating the island marble butterfly as endangered in Washington, with comments accepted until June 25. Only one population remains on San Juan Island.

Cherry blossoms are blooming across New York City, with trackers and reports highlighting various locations, including parks and gardens, where nature's spectacle can be enjoyed.

Cleanup efforts are in progress after a crude oil spill was discovered on March 27 near a Suncor refinery on the St. Clair River in Ontario, Canada, with no reported impact on drinking water quality.

Arlington's new recreation center for those 50+, ACTIV, opens with sports facilities, social spaces, and plans for a natatorium. Memberships vary with age, with additional fees for non-residents.

Pittsburgh's Allegheny Riverfront Park is being revitalized in a $5.4 million project to improve walkways, greenery, and accessibility, ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.