Ann & Chuck Dever Regional Park hosts an outdoor movie night on Feb. 1, starting at 5:30 p.m., promising a magical, family-friendly film experience. Details at 941-681-3760 or the event page.

An injured Egyptian Goose named Steven was successfully rescued and treated after being found with an arrow in its plumage at Mueller Lake Park, Austin.

A new comfort station funded by Hui Makaʻāinana o Makana is coming to Hā‘ena State Park, including cultural safeguards and plans to ease parking during construction.

The Carver County Parks team has progressed on the Merriam Junction Regional Trail, completing the causeway for the Minnesota River bridge and starting on other bridges' substructures, despite cold weather.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's 2024 report shows a 3% decline in overall crime, with initiatives like CORE 13 and JADE contributing to the reduction.

The U.S. Department of the Interior has halted new mining claims on 308,890 acres in Ash Meadows and Amargosa Valley for two years, aiding local ecological conservation efforts.

Maui's Fifth Street courts at Lānaʻi Park will close from Jan 27 - Aug 31, 2025, for renovations, including resurfacing and new equipment. Other park areas will remain open.

Denver acquires the former Park Hill Golf Course for conversion into a large urban park, planning public access by summer, through a land swap deal with support from Adams County and Westside Investment Partners.

Zoo Knoxville mourns the death of Kowali, a 47-year-old Western lowland gorilla; her decline in health was tied to heart failure. She played a key role in raising awareness for her species' conservation.

Placer County in Roseville uses raptor perches to control the vole population, which has been damaging irrigation lines. The eco-friendly strategy reduces complaints and avoids chemicals.

The Capital Area Greenway Explorer Map is a new web-based tool designed to help Raleigh residents navigate local trails, find amenities, and report issues.

Puhi Park's tennis and basketball courts are closing for resurfacing from Jan. 16 to mid-May as part of a $3.1 million project by DOPR and contractor Pacific Concrete.

Raleigh seeks public input on its "Leaf Out" initiative to enhance the city's tree canopy, protect habitats, and connect green spaces. Residents can influence future environmental policies through a brief survey.