Utah's Hogle Zoo has introduced William, a one-year-old Chinese red panda, following the departure of their last Himalayan red panda, MowMow. The move aligns with conservation efforts and the Species Survival Plan.

North Las Vegas announces a strategic plan to revitalize public spaces, funded by a $58 million BLM grant for three projects: a children's park, nature trails, and a park expansion.

St. Louis Park invites locals for a community walk event at Nelson Park on Saturday, potentially the season's last outdoor walk. In case of bad weather, the walk will move to St. Louis Park Middle School.

Arlington Parks and Recreation Department shares tips on saving money on plants, recommending planning, off-season purchases, clearance shopping, buying small plants, and starting from seeds.

Detroit prepares for its 21st Tree Lighting event with a 66-foot Norway spruce adorned with 25,000 LED lights, alongside new attractions and festive performances.

The Ramsey Parks & Recreation Department hosted the inaugural Pumpkin Chuck event, where over 150 residents catapulted pumpkins using various devices, with the remains feeding local deer.

Carver County Parks announced that Baylor Regional Park Campground is accepting 2025 reservations, offering campsites with amenities and various outdoor activities.

Makamae the pueo was elected 'mayor' of Honolulu Zoo, aimed at raising conservation awareness, while Jaws the tortoise became Director of Habitat Protection.

The meeting on the development plan for Taum Sauk Mountain State Park has been rescheduled to December 7 due to flooding. Public input on the park's future is encouraged.

Rice County residents are enjoying a warm fall and are busy with gardening activities such as preparing for winter, planning for spring, and feeding birds, while also educating themselves on gardening topics.

Pullen Park introduces its limited edition 2024 Holiday Horse ornament and re-releases past favorites, all made by the Charleston Mint in NC, available for $15 at the park's welcome center.

Ryan Smith won the 2024 CPRA Parks Professional of the Year award for his work in Brighton, CO, including excellent park management and conservation efforts.

Mesa's Mesa Grande Cultural Park has been renamed Sce:dagĭ Mu:val Va’aki, honoring Indigenous heritage and strengthening ties with the O'odham and Piipaash peoples.