More than 20 artists are turning 25 Sulphur Springs storm drains into murals meant to outlast one season of litter.

The Wildlife Conservation Society and New York Restoration Project are putting hybrid chestnuts back where the tree-killing blight was first spotted in 1904.

West Philly residents can weigh in on designs for new play spaces at Cobbs Creek Park entrances, plus grab a community dinner.

The 23-acre Lea Hill garden is now permanently protected. Auburn celebrates with a free open house this Saturday.

The Draconids peak under near-perfect dark skies this week, while the Orionids need a pre-dawn window to dodge an 80% moon.

P.S. 69's new green schoolyard opens to the public after school hours in a neighborhood ranked 182nd out of 198 for open space.

Kansas City Parks unveiled a 16,000-square-foot rink at Blues Park, capping years of advocacy from local skaters like Dimitri Milligan.

A net-like play structure called Ground Discovery is winning over Raleigh council members for downtown's Moore Square.

Art of Native Plants returns October 11 with free plant sales, storytelling and a keynote from ethnobotanist M. Kat Anderson.

The 6th Branch grows kale, collards and eggplant on former rubble lots, giving away thousands of pounds of produce free every year.

Gov. Newsom's new law restores conflict specialists cut in 2024, as wolf packs and livestock attacks climb statewide.

Twelve players lined up to wait for a turn at Greenbrier Commons this summer. Fencing is still on the to-do list.

The elk hooked the man's shirt in its antlers as car horns failed to scare it off in Oconaluftee.