Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to Address Cougar Hunting and Conservation at Vancouver Meeting
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet from June 20-22 to discuss topics including cougar hunting, bald eagle conservation, the fate of gray wolves, and ecological policies for the Columbia Basin.
Seattle's Seward Park Clinches Prestigious Green Flag Award for Sustainability and Community Impact
Seward Park in Seattle has been awarded the Green Flag for its excellence in environmental sustainability and community engagement, also receiving accolades as an Urban Quiet Park and contributing to Seattle's UN recognition.
Scott County Welcomes Visitors to Spring Lake Regional Park Lakefront Grand Opening with Free Ice Cream and Activities
Scott County is celebrating the opening of the Spring Lake Regional Park lakefront on June 28 with activities like trail walking, reading programs, and complimentary ice cream.
Michigan's Wolf Population Reaches New High Since 2007, Prompting Discussion on Hunting Season Viability
The Michigan DNR reports a stable wolf population in the U.P. with 762 wolves across 158 packs, suggesting they've reached a carrying capacity. Debate continues over potential hunting despite federal protections.
Philadelphia Beats Lifeguard Shortage, Announces Schedule for 60 Public Pools with Free Swim Lessons This Summer
Philadelphia's outdoor public pools to open with a full schedule despite a lifeguard shortage, offering free swim lessons. Check the Parks & Rec Finder app for pool hours and locations; some may vary due to staffing.
SeaWorld San Diego Celebrates World Sea Turtle Day with Educational and Fun Activities
SeaWorld San Diego celebrates World Sea Turtle Day with educational sessions, interactive experiences, turtle feeds, games, and a special giveaway of free turtle plush toys with purchases. Turtle-shaped treats are available for guests to enjoy.











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