Superior's Asti Park and Grasso Park Historical Museums will open together on February 1st for visitors to explore the city's mining history and heritage.

San Diego has acquired 15 acres for Mission Trails Regional Park to enhance biodiversity under the Multiple Species Conservation Program, preserving local ecosystems and species.

Brownie Neighborhood Park in Austin celebrates its first phase of enhancements with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring new amenities like a picnic pavilion and an updated playground.

Boston Parks and Recreation Department offers free activities during February school vacation, including sports clinics, a snowshoeing safari, animal meet-and-greets, and a children's festival.

Lake Arlington has opened 2025 permits for watercraft use, available online with various fees for residents, non-residents, seniors, and daily/weekend use.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission granted over $30.9 million for park projects, with $4 million targeted for Central Texas to enhance public recreational spaces.

TWRA announces application dates (Feb 5-26) for Tennessee Elk Quota Hunts, with 17 permits available plus one for youth and another auctioned for conservation funds.

Raleigh Parks and Recreation department offers a fishing class for kids aged 10-12 at Forest Ridge Park, featuring instruction, casting practice, and fishing in Falls Lake.

Hawai'i's new Fisheries Management Area in Maunalua Bay aims to balance conservation with fishing traditions, introducing restrictions on certain species and night spearfishing to protect fish stocks.

Minneapolis residents are asked for input on the Hiawatha Golf Course future plans, with design phase "Hiawatha Links" involving public feedback and detailed outlines for revamping the space sustainably.

CU Boulder campus is home to a variety of wildlife, including occasional bears and coyotes, and the university advises maintaining a safe distance and not feeding the animals.

Michigan's DNR and Native tribes begin the next Arctic grayling reintroduction phase with a handoff of eggs to support the species' return after extinction in the Lower Peninsula nearly a century ago.

Dr. Kathayoon Khalil is the new VP and Director of Conservation at Columbus Zoo and The Wilds, bringing over 20 years of experience in environmental causes.