Two endangered nēnē birds were killed by vehicles in Maui, with one incident linked to feeding by humans, highlighting the threats human activity poses to Hawaii's state bird.

An Arctic fox found in Portland, Oregon, is being relocated to a specialized facility in Wisconsin to join a male partner after likely being abandoned by an owner.

The Dallas Park Department addresses concerns about erosion at White Rock Lake Trail, ensuring it’s not an imminent threat and working on a permanent solution.

Kalamazoo public works crews found suspected human remains at a site once known as Pioneer Cemetery, now a park. The city is working with experts to investigate and honor the historical site.

The 2025 Boulder County Parks & Open Space calendars are on sale, featuring local natural scenes and historical areas, available online for $2 plus shipping.

Boulder Falls in Boulder Canyon is closed temporarily due to a rockslide and resulting trail damage, as noted by the Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks department, to ensure visitor safety. No timeline for reopening has been provided.

Birch Aquarium at UC San Diego invites the public to observe California's King Tides and learn about these high and low tides at special viewing spots and through guided Tidepooling Adventures.

Austin's Parks and Recreation Department director race updates with a new finalist, and a community event is planned for locals to meet the candidates.

Austin celebrates the opening of Oertli Neighborhood Park, featuring trails, play areas, and historical markers, with a ribbon-cutting event on November 22.

Disneyland Resort offers Disney+ subscribers a free third day with a purchase of a two-day ticket costing $330, valid from November 18 to December 27, 2024, subject to park reservation availability.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a free Autumn Outdoor Qigong class for all levels on November 20, involving tai chi and qigong exercises for mind-body balance.

Arlington introduces its first inclusive park at Meadowbrook Park with a celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony, featuring activities and live performances.

Tampa's new MacDill 48 Park opens, offering stormwater management and a recreational space with a 1-mile trail, a 10-acre pond, and local wildlife. Mayor Castor highlights its environmental and community benefits.