A 125‑pound yearling black bear was tranquilized and relocated after wandering near Barnes and Austin Bluffs in Colorado Springs.

Conservation crews are juggling ATV patrols and fragile chicks as Florida's nesting season hits full swing.

Home camera footage shows a black bear wandering a yard in Edina; the DNR urges residents to secure birdfeeders and report sightings.

A nesting pair of bald eagles has been spotted on Los Angeles County parkland; officials posted video and are asking visitors to keep their distance to protect the birds.

Columbus' outdoor pools reopened this weekend with a $3 admission and cashless entry; four neighborhood pools started the season amid weather delays and staffing updates.

Powderhorn State Park will convert a 2,253‑acre coastal ranch on Matagorda Bay into parkland with shoreline, trails, paddling routes and campsites, with an expected opening by 2030.

Taneytown crews relocated 25 turtles from Roberts Mill Park pond over Memorial Day weekend as officials try to curb an overpopulation that has frustrated anglers. The multi‑year, state‑approved effort has moved about 90 reptiles so far.

Anne Arundel has opened eight overnight cabins at Jug Bay’s Emory Waters Preserve, adding on-site lodging aimed at boosting research, education and citizen science. The project includes a bathhouse, pavilion and site upgrades tied to federal grant support.

Oakland Zoo says its newborn southern pudu died on Wednesday; veterinarians are monitoring parents Riley and Gizmo as staff investigate a suspected illness.

Rapid qPCR testing briefly put 31st Street Beach on a yellow swim advisory over Memorial Day weekend, and advocates say aging infrastructure could mean more advisories this summer.

Georgia DNR is urging Central Georgians to "stay GatorWise" as sightings rise and officials share simple safety tips to avoid conflicts around ponds, creeks and lakes.

The Oregon Zoo’s Jonsson Center hatched a record 15 California condor chicks this season, a major boost for recovery efforts. Several hatchlings were foster‑reared and will move to pre‑release pens before heading to wild sites.

At Outside Days in Denver, advocates warned federal rollbacks and funding shortfalls threaten Colorado's public lands.