WDFW seeks public comments on the endangered Columbia Basin pygmy rabbit, recommending it remains listed as endangered due to not meeting recovery criteria. Public feedback is open until August 27.

Chamblee’s Dresden Park is set to undergo a $12.8 million revamp funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, closing for 14 months starting Tuesday for renovations including new sports fields and a community center.

Austin continues its battle against algae blooms in Lady Bird Lake using lanthanum-modified clay to reduce phosphorus, starting June 3, to keep waterways safe for summer recreation.

The Smithsonian's National Zoo in D.C. is set to welcome new giant pandas, Bao Li and Qing Bao, by year's end as part of a conservation agreement with China.

Fort Worth Park & Recreation conducts controlled burns to prevent wildfires and rejuvenate local ecosystems, with new plants and wildlife flourishing post-burn.

Kirkland introduces solar-powered security cameras to enhance park safety, addressing crime and disturbances at waterfront parks with additional police patrols and technology.

The WDFW has announced two additional days for shrimp fishing in Puget Sound due to previously bad weather, offering another chance to catch spot shrimp on May 30 and June 13.

Carrollton residents are invited to share their input on the city's parks and recreation Master Plan via a survey and public forums on April 9 and April 11.

Bloomington, MN is revamping nine parks based on community feedback, utilizing an equity-focused approach to prioritize upgrades in diverse neighborhoods.

Commons Ford Metropolitan Park in Austin was heavily littered after Memorial Day celebrations, prompting clean-up by locals and officials who advocate for 'Leave No Trace' practices.

Austin has installed a new pedestrian bridge over Waller Creek as part of the Waterloo Greenway project, enhancing connectivity and sustainability downtown.

Joe Pool Lake's Lynn Creek and Britton Parks in Grand Prairie are temporarily closed due to unspecified safety concerns, with Loyd Park also facing restrictions.

Miami-Dade County Parks announces major upgrades for Amelia Earhart Park, including a new pool, splash pad, recreation center, sports facilities, and a focus on conservation education.