Boulder County is holding its annual public meeting about prairie dog management on December 5, at the Ron Stewart Parks & Open Space Building in Longmont from 5 to 7 p.m.

Dallas introduces battery-powered, autonomous park maintenance machines to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainability, with a demo planned at Kiest Softball Complex.

The Ninth and Lincoln entrance of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco has been upgraded with new plazas, landscaping, and safety features, enhancing the gateway to the park.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park hosts a family event with storytelling, nature activities, and s'more making, focused on acorns and oaks and featuring an art project and the Readmobile.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife installs bear-resistant food lockers to prevent bear-human conflicts in northeast Washington camping areas.

Lee Canyon Resort opens for skiing with a unique ski and mountain bike event, starting its season early due to improved snowmaking capabilities and favorable weather.

The restoration of Maui's "mother reef" has begun, with a focus on reducing sediment runoff and enhancing reef resilience, supported by a $9.9 million grant from NOAA and initiatives by TNC and DOFAW.

The City of Mesquite opens its first skatepark at Westlake Sports Center, with facilities for various skill levels and a grand opening event on November 9.

Rare Plant Fairy in Detroit is cloning endangered ghost orchids to prevent extinction and reduce poaching by providing collectors with an alternative to wild orchids.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board announced the "Hiawatha Links" project, aiming to revamp Hiawatha Golf Course with a focus on sustainability and historical significance.

MPRB announces a program to reimburse homeowners affected by Emerald ash borer infestation for tree removal costs incurred between 2020 and 2021, targeting disadvantaged areas. Applications are open until November 15, 2024.

Otsego County Park is closed for tree removal near the playground and parking areas, but will reopen on October 31 after the maintenance work is completed to ensure visitor safety.

Invasive golden mussels found in the Port of Stockton pose a threat to California's marine ecosystems, with officials urging public prevention measures.