Hawaii's BLNR grants a Honolulu nonprofit entry rights to examine land for O‘ahu's first cat sanctuary, aiming to protect wildlife and educate the public.

Ohio youth hunters successfully harvested 1,740 turkeys during a special youth-only hunting weekend, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

The Boulder County Parks & Open Space Foundation announced its 2025 grant recipients, focusing on community inclusion and partnership initiatives, with tighter funding limits due to financial constraints.

Astoria, the wild turkey known for her urban exploits, was spotted strutting through Midtown Manhattan, possibly searching for a mate, to the surprise of locals.

Carver County Parks' Spring-Summer 2025 Program Guide offers a variety of outdoor activities like kayaking and archery. The guide can be requested by mail or email.

A new $21.5M community center with a library and various recreational spaces will break ground on April 17 at Chuck Pezoldt Park in Miami, expected to complete by September 14, 2026.

Kaua‘i's Office of Economic Development launches a webpage to help combat the invasive Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle, offering identification tools, prevention tips, and updates on local efforts.

The Maui County Department of Parks and Recreation announced the opening of Fraser Avenue Lāna‘i Dog Park on April 29, featuring off-leash spaces, ADA amenities, and was completed ahead of schedule.

St. Johns County imposes beach regulations to protect sea turtles during their nesting season, from May 1 to October 31, asking beachgoers to avoid certain activities and report distressed turtles.

A 50-foot, 60,000-pound gray whale carcass washed ashore in Huntington Beach, drawing attention and prompting a necropsy to determine the cause of death.

Houston lakes are being stocked with channel catfish by TPWD to enhance local fishing opportunities, with restocking occurring every two weeks until October's end.

San Francisco opens Sunset Dunes, a 50-acre park on a former highway, featuring art, bike lanes, and a skate park, with future plans for community engagement and sustainability.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is hosting a public hearing on April 16th to discuss updates to park smoking and THC policies, including alignment of tobacco with cannabis regulations, and rules for selling THC-infused products in parks.