Snohomish County officials warn of an aggressive owl dive-bombing visitors at McCollum Park, with signs posted advising caution and protective measures.

Arlington employs over 400 goats as a sustainable land management solution to clear invasive species in parks, as part of a grant-funded project under the urban forestry program.

Minneapolis parks offer winter wildlife activities including animal tracking, knitting, and nature play groups, nurturing a connection with nature for all ages.

Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve is offering a guided full moon snowshoe hike on January 12, with equipment provided and a fee required. Suitable for ages 8 and up, the hike will occur with or without snow.

The Outdoor Recreation School at Murphy Hanrehan Park Reserve is offering snowshoeing on January 12, with equipment provided, at a cost of $6 per person.

Carver County has activated an aeration system in Eagle Lake to sustain its fish population, which may create dangerous ice conditions, prompting officials to advise caution and heed warning signs.

A malnourished spider monkey was rescued from a DUI suspect’s Rolls Royce and is now recovering at Oakland Zoo, with authorities addressing both DUI and illegal exotic pet possession charges.

White Settlement offers free eco-friendly mulch from community cleanup debris to residents, promoting sustainability and practical reuse in landscaping.

A deceased humpback whale calf off Hawaii's coast has prompted a significant response from state and federal agencies, incorporating cultural practices into the recovery and investigation process.

State and city agencies collaborate to transform Gwynns Falls into a 'Partnership Park' in Baltimore, aiming to enhance urban outdoor recreation and community engagement.

Minneapolis Park Police Officer Karl Zabinski has been named Officer of the Year 2024, a repeat of his 2022 accolade, recognized for his exceptional service and dedication.

St. Charles County is enhancing parks with new features including a playground, vert ramp, and pickleball courts, with more developments like a unique playground and bike trails in the works.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold a virtual public meeting on January 10th to discuss environmental issues, including commercial whale watching rules and Columbia River fisheries.