New summer target shooting rules take effect in the Wenas Wildlife Area to prevent wildfires, with shooting activities allowed only until 10 a.m. from May 15 to September end, and steel targets banned from June 1.

San Diego celebrated the opening of Four Gee County Park in 4S Ranch with activities and amenities for locals and their dogs, reflecting a commitment to community and sustainability.

The article discusses the historical and current practices of composting as both an ancient technique and a modern urban sustainability trend, citing Bennett Compost's work and compost benefits like reducing food waste and methane emissions.

Wright County announces the opening of equine trails for horseback riding in Robert Ney and Stanley Eddy Regional Parks with guidelines to avoid trail damage.

U.S. Customs seized a package from Portugal with 60 illegal dead butterflies and moths disguised as craft supplies, highlighting strict wildlife import regulations.

The Elisabet Ney Museum in Austin is hosting its 10th Annual Ney Day on May 25, with art, music, and family-friendly activities to celebrate the legacy of artist Elisabet Ney and women in the arts and sciences.

Marine Area 13 in South Puget Sound is closing for salmon fishing from May 15, 2024, until further notice, due to expiring ESA coverage and pending federal consultations.

Dunwoody's Parks and Recreation announces a summer schedule featuring a splash pad opening, free concerts, movies, and various family-friendly events.

The WDFW has closed spring Chinook fishing on the Snake River as the harvest quota was met. The closure is immediate and aims to preserve salmon populations.

An injured mountain lion was rehabilitated by the San Diego Humane Society and released back into the wild in Central California with a GPS collar for monitoring.

The Austin City Limits Music Festival has contributed $499.9 million to the local economy, including $8.1 million to city parks in 2023, supporting over 3,700 jobs.

New Braunfels city officials dismissed rumors of sharks in the Guadalupe River, despite social media claims and a fisherman's possible bull shark catch. They humorously noted that while it's technically possible, it is highly unlikely.

The San Antonio Zoo is celebrating its 110th anniversary with a birthday event featuring discounted admission, activities, educational sessions, a DJ, live performances, and cupcakes.