Birch Aquarium at UC San Diego invites the public to observe California's King Tides and learn about these high and low tides at special viewing spots and through guided Tidepooling Adventures.

Austin's Parks and Recreation Department director race updates with a new finalist, and a community event is planned for locals to meet the candidates.

Austin celebrates the opening of Oertli Neighborhood Park, featuring trails, play areas, and historical markers, with a ribbon-cutting event on November 22.

Disneyland Resort offers Disney+ subscribers a free third day with a purchase of a two-day ticket costing $330, valid from November 18 to December 27, 2024, subject to park reservation availability.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a free Autumn Outdoor Qigong class for all levels on November 20, involving tai chi and qigong exercises for mind-body balance.

Arlington introduces its first inclusive park at Meadowbrook Park with a celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony, featuring activities and live performances.

Tampa's new MacDill 48 Park opens, offering stormwater management and a recreational space with a 1-mile trail, a 10-acre pond, and local wildlife. Mayor Castor highlights its environmental and community benefits.

Maple Grove announced an immersive story trail at the Eastman Nature Center, inviting families to enjoy the outdoor reading of "Goodbye Autumn, Hello Winter" combined with a scavenger hunt.

California State Parks set a 5 mph speed limit on Folsom Lake due to low water levels, impacting boaters and ramp access.

Carver County is set to inaugurate a new playground at Lake Minnewashta Regional Park, with an event planned for May 31, 2025, including family-friendly activities.

Huron-Clinton Metroparks offer free entry on Veterans Day, allowing visitors to appreciate both nature and military service without a fee. Local celebrations also honor veterans across Macomb County.

Salt Pond Beach Park reopened after a quick repair of a water main break that had temporarily caused a closure.

The Colorado State Patrol advises drivers on how to avoid wildlife-related crashes, suggesting the use of high beams, staying in-lane, and slowing down when animals are near the road.