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.

Maui residents are invited to comment on local playground improvements at upcoming Department of Parks and Recreation workshops.

Michigan's firearm deer season begins November 15, preceded by a mandatory five-day "quiet period" starting November 10, during which hunters cannot carry loaded rifles or shotguns in deer areas.

Hawaii hunters are asked to collect crop samples from game birds to aid a study by DOFAW during the hunting season, which aims to inform conservation strategies.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is planning the reintroduction of gray wolves by 2024-25 and is engaging with local officials on potential release areas and management strategies.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is addressing soil contamination at Soo Line Garden by relocating garden plots and planning soil replacement. Public input is sought on three redesign options through a survey and concept design reviews.

Oakland County voters approved a parks millage, resulting in free entry to county parks and $24 million annually for improvements. County Executive Dave Coulter was re-elected, emphasizing collaborative governance.

Phoenix celebrated South Mountain Park and Preserve's 100th anniversary, focusing on community, history, and conservation, complete with festivities and a time capsule event.

Mordecai Historic Park hosts a lecture series on local archaeology featuring Melissa Timo, an archaeologist specializing in historic cemetery preservation in North Carolina.

Arlington Parks and Recreation offers 'Portraits in the Park' for local families to take scenic holiday photos, with a quick digital process for selecting images.

Minneapolis parks provide a range of winter activities for residents, including gardening preparations, nature programs, and outdoor events, emphasizing year-round environmental education.

Akron announces the grand reopening of Lock 3 Park on November 29, following a $17 million renovation funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, featuring new amenities and year-round attractions.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will discuss various wildlife management topics, including big game hunting, proposed changes to mountain lion hunting, and fee adjustments during a hybrid meeting in Lamar on November 14-15.