A pair of bald eagles at U.S. Steel Irvin Plant near Pittsburgh hatched their first eaglet of the season, with local enthusiasts eagerly watching for more.

WDFW invites public input on designating the island marble butterfly as endangered in Washington, with comments accepted until June 25. Only one population remains on San Juan Island.

Cherry blossoms are blooming across New York City, with trackers and reports highlighting various locations, including parks and gardens, where nature's spectacle can be enjoyed.

Cleanup efforts are in progress after a crude oil spill was discovered on March 27 near a Suncor refinery on the St. Clair River in Ontario, Canada, with no reported impact on drinking water quality.

Arlington's new recreation center for those 50+, ACTIV, opens with sports facilities, social spaces, and plans for a natatorium. Memberships vary with age, with additional fees for non-residents.

Pittsburgh's Allegheny Riverfront Park is being revitalized in a $5.4 million project to improve walkways, greenery, and accessibility, ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft.

Jenn Logan won the 2025 Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program Researcher of the Year Award for her 20+ years of work in aquatic conservation.

Laketown Township officials are closing a dangerous beach staircase and planning its replacement, while the beach remains accessible via an alternate route.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources launched the updated Ohio Lake Erie Birding Trail Guidebook, a resource for birdwatchers that supports local economies.

Kilauea volcano in Hawaii erupts vigorously, with lava fountains reaching up to 1,000 feet, raising air quality concerns due to high sulfur dioxide emissions and volcanic glass accumulation.

Wright County's Bertram Park now offers a trackchair for individuals with mobility challenges to enjoy the park's trails free of charge, with reservations made through the county's website.

The Pittsburgh Zoo mourns the death of Harry, a 33-year-old gorilla, due to a heart condition. He was a cherished troop leader and the oldest male gorilla at the zoo.

Pullen Park Amusements is hiring for summer positions, seeking individuals 16 and older, offering roles like Attraction Operations and Activities Specialists.