San Diego Zoo welcomes Tasmanian devils, Flotsam and Jetsam, from Aussie Ark, enhancing visitor experiences during Nighttime Zoo and contributing to conservation efforts against threats like Devil Facial Tumor Disease.

Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is hosting a mountain goat viewing event in the Tushar Mountains on Aug. 9. Attendees can observe wildlife and learn about the ecosystem.

The Trail of Small Wonders at Westwood Hills Nature Center in St. Louis Park ends this Saturday, featuring mini houses set amidst nature for visitors to explore.

Utah wildlife agencies are treating water bodies in High Uintas to restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout, using safe piscicide to remove non-native fish. Public advised to avoid treatment areas.

Zoo Knoxville introduced two young Southern White Rhinos from The Wilds in Ohio to their Rhino Reserve, as part of a conservation effort for the near threatened species.

Raleigh launches a "Science in Nature Camp" for 11-15-year-olds, offering a mix of hands-on learning, experiments, and outdoor activities from August 11-15.

Over 400 guinea pigs were found in hoarding conditions in South Los Angeles, prompting urgent rescue efforts and a call for public support in fostering, adopting, and donations.

Great Salt Lake State Park & Marina's 'Salty Sundays' compares Utah's Great Salt Lake to Djibouti's Lake Assal, highlighting differences in their salinity, size, depth, and ecosystems.

Utah's Department of Natural Resources invites adventurers to explore the state's wild terrains, offering resources like maps and guidebooks for safe wilderness experiences.

Mansfield Texas Parks & Recreation is demolishing old restrooms at Katherine Rose Memorial Park for new facilities, with further park renovations including sports courts underway.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board will screen "Finding Nemo" at Jim Lupient Water Park on July 21. The event is free, with pool access and swimming while watching the film.

Walton County, Georgia, opened eight new pickleball courts at Ayers Park to complement the four existing ones, reflecting the sport's growing popularity.

What was once a forgotten concrete parking lot is now a 1.5-acre meadow where families can reserve picnic tables with Golden Gate Bridge views. The $12 million transformation includes all-woman mariachi bands, giant Jenga, and spaces for three food trucks that only operate on weekends.