The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) updated seabird rescue protocols due to H5N1 bird flu risks, advising rescuers to use protective gear.

Carver County Parks in Minnesota is offering Snowshoe Nature Hike and Full Moon Snowshoe Hike programs for individuals over 10 years old to explore winter landscapes and learn about snowshoeing.

A humpback whale was spotted under Brooklyn Bridge, a rare sighting confirmed by the U.S. Coast Guard, drawing attention and caution from onlookers and researchers alike.

Thousand Hills State Park in Missouri received the Urban Night Sky Place certification for its efforts to reduce light pollution and protect the night sky.

Two orphaned river otter pups were released back into the wild in Central Oregon after rehabilitation, marking a success for local wildlife conservation efforts.

Hawaiian authorities are educating fishers and boaters about the risks of interacting with a frequently sighted endangered monk seal named Keaka to prevent harmful behavior.

Jesús Aguirre has been appointed as the new director of Austin's Parks and Recreation Department, bringing over two decades of experience from similar roles in cities like Washington, D.C. and Seattle.

Dallas city workers will have a brief Thanksgiving break as Park & Recreation's offices, maintenance facilities, and recreation centers close on November 26th, resuming normal operations on the 27th.

The Maryland Zoo has welcomed a new three-year-old female giraffe, currently in quarantine before joining the giraffe herd. Donations of $100 or more can name her, supporting the zoo's care and conservation efforts.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife uses prescribed fires to rejuvenate habitats and manage ecosystems in Eastern Washington, improving conditions for native species.

The Westwood Hills Nature Center in Minnesota, now a Certified Net-Zero Energy Building, employs eco-friendly design and serves as a educational hub for sustainable living.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces a $50,000 grant to promote the "Born to Be Wild" license plate, funding gray wolf conflict mitigation and fostering coexistence between wildlife and humans.

Giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao at the National Zoo enjoyed their first snowfall, playing with enrichment toys before their public debut on January 24, 2025.