MDOT seeks federal funds to study and reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions in Michigan, aiming to improve safety by modifying infrastructure like underpasses and bridges.

Join the BioBlitz at Theodore Wirth Park on September 28 to catalog local species, with tools provided and lunch for attendees of sessions two and three. Enthusiasts can register online.

A section of the mountain bike trails at Bertram Chain of Lakes is closed for the weekend due to the upcoming Bertram Saddle Buster race, but some trails remain open.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park offers a "Hidden History Hike" on September 29th, a guided two-hour walk delving into the park's historical significance.

The Landing-Minnesota River Heritage Park is hosting a Fall Leaves Scavenger Hunt & Nature Art event for families on October 3, featuring leaf pile jumping and leaf rubbing art. Registration is recommended.

The Women's Wellness program at Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park on October 5 combines a hike, tea time, yoga, and sound therapy with a special mindful s'mores activity for a peaceful retreat.

Sterling Heights has begun James C. Nelson Park's renovation, funded by an ARPA grant, to include a community garden, micro forests, and ADA-compliant walkways, aiming for completion in Spring 2025.

The Oklahoma City Zoo welcomes a new Indian rhino, Mohan, from the Buffalo Zoo to enhance its breeding program and contribute to species survival efforts.

Algae blooms in Minneapolis lakes could be toxic and residents are advised to avoid contact with affected waters for their safety and that of their pets.

Santa Clarita's David March Park is set to expand, with a groundbreaking ceremony on September 26, introducing new amenities as part of the city’s strategic plan.

Schertz's Parks & Rec Department is hosting an open house on September 23 to discuss and seek public feedback on the town's green master plan, followed by a Parks Advisory Board Meeting.

Kennesaw's Fall-O-Ween Fest at Swift-Cantrell Park, set for Oct 19, will offer free festivities including a candy trail, costume contests, a movie screening, and more family-friendly activities.

Hawaii's Kalalau Trail remains closed after a norovirus outbreak, aside from part of the trail set to open for day use. Health officials continue to monitor the situation, while deep-cleaning efforts are underway to ensure visitor safety.