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.

Portland's office recommends rejecting PGE's proposal for new power lines through Forest Park, highlighting environmental concerns and the plan's noncompliance with local standards.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a Winter Hiking Club for adults on Mondays from February 3 to March 3, encouraging outdoor activity during the winter months.

Michigan state park camping fees are increasing by $4 to $10 per night from August 1. This is to fund improved amenities and park maintenance. Rustic sites are unaffected.

The IDNR highlights eagle-watching events in Illinois during the winter, with over 3,000 bald eagles inhabiting the state. Locations like Starved Rock State Park offer prime viewing opportunities.

Casa Grande's disc golf course at Frank Pratt Park has been renovated, including new concrete tee boxes and signs, and the city aims to make it a regional attraction for enthusiasts.

Belle Isle Park in Michigan is set for navigational improvements, including reworked roads, trails, and a mobility plan for better access for visitors.

Dallas City Council approves Phase I of Roland G. Parrish Park, investing $10 million in a neglected neighborhood for park improvements, including a football field and playground.

Minneapolis is set to discuss a traffic and parking study affecting The Mall Park's planned improvements, with a public meeting on February 11 after delays over local concerns.

Kissimmee introduces "EcoTour Services" boat tours at Lake Tohopekaliga and Shingle Creek for nature enthusiasts offering educational and accessible experiences focused on conservation.

Ohio's ODNR is allocating $350,000 for local boating education programs, a significant increase from the previous year, to improve boating safety across the state.

Gray wolves are being tracked across Colorado with updated monthly maps, reflecting fresh movements including a southeast venture. The CPW's wolf conflict minimization efforts continue alongside educational outreach.