Diamond Head State Monument in Hawaii will have intermittent closures through March and April for safety upgrades to prevent rockfalls, but will remain open during school break.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is hosting a virtual caucus for hunters and anglers on February 25 to discuss wildlife management and resource stewardship issues.

Governor Jared Polis and CPW are discussing with partners to potentially create a Pikes Peak Recreation Area, aligning with a vision for outdoor activities and sustainable land management in Colorado.

Volunteers in O‘ahu combat invasive coqui frogs to protect local ecosystems, using citric acid spray as a primary method to control the population and preserve Hawaii's natural and cultural soundscapes.

Austin's urban forest is handled by the Parks and Recreation Department's Forestry Team, focusing on environmental, economic, and social benefits provided by over 300,000 trees in parklands. They aim for a diverse and sustainable canopy by 2034.

The sledding hill at Lake Waconia Regional Park is closed due to insufficient snow coverage, prioritizing safety. Alternative activities are suggested until conditions improve.

Michigan's Department of Natural Resources begins a two-year study to collar and track 60 moose, seeking to understand the factors behind their population's stagnation.

St. Louis Park's Walk the Park event on Feb. 8 is postponed to Feb. 15 due to weather, with a move indoors if needed. It's a free, monthly community walk. Future dates are March 8 and April 12.

Ramona Boulevard Elementary School offers students experiential learning through an on-campus farm featuring chickens, goats, and a pig, aiding education and behavioral issues.

Ohio's ODNR hosted the Winter Hike Series at Clifton Gorge. The series highlighted local ecology and history, with staggered group starts and post-hike shuttles.

The San Francisco Rec and Park Department, with volunteers and partners, launches a dune replanting project at Ocean Beach to combat erosion and climate change effects.

Oregon Zoo celebrates the birth of a baby elephant who met her "aunt" Shine, as the staff discusses herd dynamics and the new mother Rose-Tu's nurturing of her calf.

Volunteers are invited to help with dune restoration at Haycraft Beach Park on February 12, planting native species and learning about coastal ecosystem resilience.