The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department named a park after the late Lt. Erik Lloyd, a 30-year veteran, commemorating his service and charitable efforts.

Wright County is seeking bids from qualified tree removal contractors for work in Otsego, Beebee Lake, and Clearwater/Pleasant County Parks before October 7 at 2 p.m.

Zoo Knoxville successfully bred seven Madagascar tree boas, contributing to the conservation of this species vulnerable to habitat loss and illegal trade.

The Sebastopol House in Seguin will close for renovations starting September 30, 2024, focusing on its front porch, with plans to reopen before the holiday season.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife plans to transfer up to 15 gray wolves from Canada to western Colorado in collaboration with the B.C. Ministry, aiming for sustainable populations through releases over several years.

St. Louis Park reflects on a summer of park activities and community engagement, inviting residents to share their memories and pictures via a Facebook post.

Ferne Clyffe State Park celebrates its 75th anniversary with outdoor activities including guided hikes, fishing, and rock climbing. The event invites nature enthusiasts to enjoy the park's history and amenities.

The General Daniel Bissell House in St. Louis County is now part of the National Park Service's Underground Railroad Network to Freedom, highlighting American history of resistance and quest for freedom.

Dallas Park and Recreation and the Dallas Public Library are hosting free puzzle events at City Park, with a Victorian-era theme running until December.

The Detroit Zoo named its first baby gorilla 'Motema' through a public voting contest that required a $10 donation, benefiting the Gorilla SAFE program.

Austin Parks and Recreation Department invites the public to a ribbon-cutting for Bull Creek Park's new improvements on September 17 at 10 a.m. at 6701 Lakewood Dr.

Saint Paul voters approved an additional 1% sales tax to fund $246 million in improvements to local parks, including new athletic facilities, play areas, and green spaces like Pedro Park, as well as cultural projects like the Wakan Tipi Center.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed the death of a reintroduced male gray wolf in Grand County. This marks the third demise in the pack since last year.