Brown pelicans affected by domoic acid in Southern California were rehabilitated and released back into the wild by the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center.

CPW seeks public feedback on its Herd Management Plans for managing moose populations in Colorado's Southwest Region, with a deadline for comments on August 31. The plans aim to balance interests and ensure moose welfare through 2035.

Adult zebra mussels have been found in western Colorado, prompting increased CPW efforts to contain the invasive species and protect aquatic ecosystems.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources warns about the threat non-native lupine poses to the Karner blue butterfly, which relies on native wild lupine for its survival.

Austin announces a ribbon-cutting for Metz Neighborhood Park's new playscape on August 1, highlighting community-driven upgrades including a splash pad and basketball court.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is celebrating 100 years of bonsai with an exhibit, featuring over 400 specimens and honoring its first bonsai curator, Frank Okamura.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is seeking public feedback on its 2025 State Wildlife Action Plan, a blueprint for future conservation efforts and necessary for federal funding.

Pikes Peak offers sunrise openings with timed entry permits and shuttle options for visitors to experience dawn at 14,000 feet on specific dates in summer and fall.

Chief Peter Davis of the Galveston Island Beach Patrol was terminated following investigations into the Park Board's operations and allegations of resource misuse. Interim Chief Austin Kirwin takes over as policy and procedure reviews are underway.

Wisconsin DNR pilots provide essential environmental support from the air, including fire support and wildlife surveys, offering a unique perspective on conservation.

The Lawrence Skate Park featured in the city's 4th Fest with a Best Tricks Contest, highlighting athletic skills and fostering community spirit, as supported by local businesses.

Baylor Regional Park beach is closed due to water quality and safety concerns; other park facilities remain open while the Parks Department addresses the issue.

Atlantic Beach is combating the invasive Beach Vitex plant, which threatens local dunes and native flora, urging residents to report sightings for its control.