Heather Ridge Park's playground is getting a makeover, with old equipment being replaced after community consultation. Construction starts in late March, with completion expected by June. Temporary closure during work. Updates at hilliardohio.gov.

CPW invites anglers to discuss fishery management plans for Gypsum Ponds, covering new infrastructure and management strategies aiming to offer diverse fishing experiences. Illegal fish transfers are cautioned against.

Michigan DNR is set to collect walleye eggs from the Muskegon River near Croton Dam using electrofishing, aiming for 26 million eggs, potentially impacting local fishing.

Sacramento's parks, including Southside, Hampton, and North Laguna Creek, have undergone upgrades with new picnic tables, BBQ grills, and trash bins, enhancing the community's outdoor experience.

The NYC Council approved a project to transform parking lots at Citi Field into an entertainment complex with a casino, generating jobs and providing public green space.

Firefighters are tackling a brush fire named the Bear Fire in the Cherokee National Forest, which has grown to 225 acres. No structures are threatened, and recent rains may help containment efforts.

The Placer County Office of Education invested $2.37 million to conserve 402 acres of Clover Valley for environmental preservation and educational use.

Lake Pueblo State Park's North Shore Marina will stay open through October 2025 after Colorado Parks & Wildlife and The O'Neil Group reached a short-term extension agreement.

Waiehu Municipal Golf Course will undergo aeration from April 21 to 24, affecting playability with alternating nine holes available on the first two and last two days, respectively.

Wisconsin residents can donate part of their tax refunds to the state's Endangered Resources Fund through their tax forms to help protect over 700 endangered or threatened species, with donations being matched and tax-deductible.

Lake Pueblo State Park's North Shore Marina contract has been extended through October 31, 2025, ensuring continued operations and alleviating concerns for slip renters.

Duluth's Parks and Recreation division has temporarily closed natural surface trails, including the Duluth Traverse and Superior Hiking Trail, due to damage risks from the spring thaw. Some trails and cross-country ski routes remain open.

Raleigh celebrates spring with "Petals in the Park," featuring citywide floral displays, photography opportunities, and the chance to win a greenhouse tour.