Jacksonville Zoo launches 'Sloth Crossing' habitat for two sloth species, part of a $52 million rejuvenation effort, featuring a rainforest-inspired environment with climbing structures.

Scientists report a 22% decline in US butterfly populations over two decades, highlighting ecosystem health concerns and the need for conservation efforts.

Marin County Parks and local fire will conduct controlled burns in Maurice Thorner Preserve and San Geronimo Park to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risk, asking residents not to call 911 for smoke reports.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a hands-on maple syrup-making event on March 16, where participants learn the process and taste the result. Reservations are required.

The Denver Zoo celebrated the birth of a baby giraffe, born to four-year-old BB after a 444-day gestation period, marking a significant addition to the endangered species’ population.

Philadelphia Parks & Rec presents spring activities, including a Hapé Circle event, Creek Care Day, educational programs for kids and seniors, a lovers' market, homeschooling sessions, a seed swap, and a gardening workshop.

Bates Logan Park in Englewood begins Phase 3 renovations with new amenities including an upgraded irrigation system, bike parks, a bocce ball court, and new trees.

Waimea Cook Field will be closed from March 10, 2025, to January 2026, for a $3.2M renovation including resurfaced tennis courts and other improvements.

The Lee-Janouch House in Medford, Oregon has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places, celebrated for its National Park Service Rustic architecture.

Central Park will undergo renovations to improve space allocation for pedestrians and cyclists, introducing new paths and traffic signals, with work commencing mid-March.

John Ball Zoo in Michigan welcomes two African lions, Amara and Upepo, as a part of their commitment to wildlife conservation and habitat expansion plans.

Lake Waconia Regional Park's Sledding Hill is now open, featuring two runs for sledding, open daily until sunset, conditions permitting. No rentals available; bring your own sled.

NYC residents are pushing for a certification program to protect bodega cats while maintaining food safety, providing veterinary care and managing expenses for their upkeep. The petition reflects the community's affection for these local felines.