Raleigh Parks offers a class on edible landscaping at Marsh Creek Park, teaching participants to integrate fruits and vegetables into their living spaces.

Cows are grazing at Hidden Falls Regional Park as part of a land management program to reduce wildfire risks and enhance local ecosystems. Visitors to the park should follow guidelines when encountering the cattle.

Wright County Parks & Recreation opens campground reservations with new rules, including a seven-night stay limit. The 2025 camping season starts May 2 with varied costs for different campsite types.

Raleigh's Dog Park near the Municipal Building will close from March 3-7 for renovations including fence replacement and mulch refreshment.

The Interior Department has issued a 10-year lease to Williams Transco for a station at Floyd Bennett Field, pivoting the site back to energy use after a stint as a migrant shelter.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is working on transforming Hiawatha Golf Course into a mixed-use space called "Hiawatha Links." Public input is sought for the design phase.

Englewood's Southwest Greenbelt Trail is getting a new concrete path to improve accessibility and drainage, with phased construction expected to last about a month.

Snow fleas, or springtails, appear in West Michigan with melting snow, surprising residents with their abundance and unique anti-freeze proteins, signaling early spring.

San Diego's East Village Green park is set to open by the end of the year, with amenities including a community center, lawn, water feature, and dog park. The project aims to enhance outdoor recreation and downtown economic revitalization.

Brentwood's Windy Hill Park, a former makeshift airport, will soon feature aviation-themed attractions, including a playground and mural, preserving its history as Windy Hill Airport.

Universal Studios Hollywood celebrates 'Butterbeer Season' with new treats from March 1 to May 31, including the Butterbeer Cream Puff at the Three Broomsticks restaurant.

The "Egg-Mazing Race" at Pullen Park on March 28 will challenge teams of two with surprise tasks requiring physical activity. Registrations are open for adults ready to compete for a prize.

Zoo Knoxville grieves the death of Lucille, a 24-year-old giraffe who spent her life at the park, known for her height, calmness, and fondness for greens. She contributed to conservation awareness and the joy of visitors.