Salisbury Beach is set to receive $1.75 million from the state for dune restoration to combat erosion and prepare for future storms. The project is part of a larger $6 million coastal resilience strategy.

Paulding County Parks and Recreation is relocating its administrative offices to the old Oasis Church building, with all reservations and registrations to be conducted there from June 10, 2024.

Drought conditions are leading to low water levels and safety concerns for boaters and swimmers at Texas lakes ahead of Memorial Day, with lakes like Canyon and Medina severely affected.

Austin officials emphasize water safety and drowning prevention in response to a striking number of drowning deaths, sharing tips and resources to ensure a safe summer for swimmers.

Plano retains its title as Texas's best park system and ranks #16 nationwide according to The Trust for Public Land's ParkScore index, with 82% of residents living within a 10-minute walk of a park.

Birch Aquarium announces Shark Summer event with activities focused on shark education and conservation, including feedings, dives, and special programs to support shark population sustainability.

Scott Smith of Adrian caught a record-breaking white perch in Lake St. Clair, Michigan, weighing 2.37 pounds and measuring 16.25 inches, surpassing the previous state record.

Cambridge has activated waterplay features in public parks to help families cool off during the heat, with a map available online for locations, although a couple of parks are currently closed for repairs.

Dallas city officials and the Trust for Public Land announce the city's rising ParkScore, showcasing Dallas's commitment to expanding and improving green spaces throughout the city.

Dunwoody approved a stormwater system to address erosion at the Nature Center, enhancing the surrounding area and securing the Eco Classroom's future.

Two orphaned California black bear siblings were released into the San Bernardino National Forest after a year-long rehabilitation at the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center.

The WDFW closes fishing in the Nooksack River to protect at-risk fish like spring Chinook and wild steelhead during breeding times, effective May 25 to July 31 or September 30.

The WDFW has announced a fishing season for hatchery spring Chinook on the Cascade River, open Wed-Sat from May 29-Jul 15, with specific catch limits and conservation rules.