Dallas celebrates the opening of a new nature trail at Valley View Park, inviting locals to explore green spaces and outdoor activities in an urban setting.

CDFW maintains crab trap restrictions in certain zones to protect whales and delays Dungeness crab season due to high domoic acid levels and entanglement risks.

Allegheny County's South Park Ice Rink opens on November 24, followed by North Park Ice Rink on November 26, with the season lasting until mid-March and various programs available for skaters.

Washington County Parks offers free entry on the day after Thanksgiving, encouraging outdoor activities over shopping in an #OptOutside initiative, with a variety of activities across all its parks.

The Westwood Hills Nature Center in St. Louis Park is a Certified Net-Zero Energy building focusing on sustainability and environmental education, featuring a passive solar strategy and self-guided tours highlighting its green features.

Local supporters are raising $5 million to restore Grand Rapids' historic Sullivan Field, aiming to preserve its 1937 grandstands and transform it into a community hub.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board received a $95,533 donation from Friends of the Wildflower Garden for new fencing at Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden.

The Minnesota DNR Eagle Cam is streaming once again, offering insights into the lives of bald eagles after last year's nest collapse. The new nest is carefully monitored for stability.

A public workshop on December 5 will discuss the Spencer Island restoration project in Snohomish County, focusing on ecological improvements and recreational impacts.

Over 400 volunteers planted 215 trees along Sacramento Northern Parkway as part of the city's Equitable Urban Forest project, funded by a USDA Urban and Community Forestry grant.

Dallas announces the closure of city parks and recreation facilities on Thanksgiving, affecting local activities but allowing the community and staff to observe the holiday.

The City of Las Cruces' Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony is on December 7th from 6-8 p.m. at Plaza de Las Cruces, with live music, refreshments, and a movie screening post-event.

LumiNature returns to the Philadelphia Zoo featuring over one million lights, interactive zones, live performers, and new treats, running select nights until Jan. 4.