The County of Maui is hiring for their PALS summer session, a program for children 5-12 that includes arts, crafts, sports, and more, from June 9 to July 28, 2025.

Greynolds Park in North Miami Beach unveils renovations, including three new bridges, at a ceremony to celebrate the $704,000 project funded by the GOB and CIIP.

Oscar Jonesy, a 43-year-old male gorilla at San Francisco Zoo, died unexpectedly after a medical procedure despite revival efforts. His death affects the zoo's gorilla troop dynamics, and the cause awaits necropsy results.

CPW's Southwest Region invites hunters and anglers to a virtual meeting on February 19, discussing legislative updates and changes to the big game draw process.

The Delta Snow Goose Festival in Utah invites spectators to watch thousands of migrating geese, with events on February 21-22 at Gunnison Bend Reservoir.

The Explore Outdoor Hawai‘i website won a gold award at the Horizon Interactive Awards for its user-friendly platform providing information on Hawai‘i's outdoor activities.

Colorado gears up for snowmobile events, focusing on avalanche safety and offering tools like the COTREX app for safer backcountry riding experiences.

Dallas Park and Recreation facilities will close on Presidents' Day, resuming regular operations the following day.

The ODNR and its division received multiple awards at the OPRA Conference, with Director Mary Mertz inducted into the Hall of Fame and Heather Bokman earning the Jack Hanna Award.

Zoo Knoxville mourns the loss of Dolly, a 56-year-old Southern white rhino, reputed to be the oldest in the US, after being euthanized due to declining health.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife temporarily designated golden mussels as an aquatic nuisance species to prevent their spread in the state, following their discovery in California.

The DCR is launching construction projects in Boston to enhance outdoor spaces in Mattapan and Hyde Park, including upgrades to the Edgewater Greenway, Kennedy Playground, Ryan Bathhouse, and Doyle Park.

Placer County Board of Supervisors approves a conservation easement to protect 279-acre Vista Ranch, part of a larger effort by the county to preserve natural landscapes.