Yucaipa Regional Park's Summer Kick-Off features a live animal show, crafts, games, food vendors, and a free movie screening for a $10 per vehicle entry fee.

WDFW authorizes daily salmon fishing in Marine Area 11 through June, with an increased limit of two hatchery Chinook salmon per day, due to lower-than-expected catch rates.

Deering Estate in Miami-Dade is offering $5 admission for Fourth of July with self-guided tours and military personnel get free entry until Labor Day, in celebration of Park and Recreation Month.

Seattle's SDOT collaborates with conservationists to protect and monitor the city's rebounding peregrine falcon population, with successful initiatives including nest boxes on bridges.

Holiday Park in Fort Lauderdale is hosting four major events tonight, potentially causing parking difficulties. Alternatives like Circuit Micro Mover and various parking options are suggested.

The article discusses the details and implications of the upcoming merger between Six Flags and Cedar Fair, set for July 1st, with a combined value of $8 billion.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a SUP class on June 30, providing equipment and instruction for a $35 fee with a discount for groups of four or more.

ZooTampa's staff are employing creative methods, such as frozen treats and baths, to ensure animals stay cool during the summer heat, according to various news reports.

Brooklyn Park announces summer activities, including a farmers market, security tech presentation, creative classes, skating lessons, concerts, and camps, fostering community engagement and enjoyment.

Tess, an Asian elephant at Houston Zoo, received the first-ever mRNA vaccine against the deadly EEHV 1A virus, a significant step in animal health research.

Angel's Rest trail reopens after a closure prompted by a cougar stalking a runner, with wildlife officials advising hikers on safety should they encounter a cougar.

Gilbert's Town Council approves a Parks and Recreation Master Plan, developed with extensive community input, to guide local leisure development for the next decade.

Austin's Parks and Recreation Department has introduced a free swim pilot program at Walnut Creek Pool and selected other pools to enhance community access to swimming facilities.