Orlando couple donates two Australian Black Swans to Lake Eola Park as an anniversary gift, enhancing the diversity of the local swan population amidst recent hardships.

The City of Fort Worth is set to close its city parks by 10 p.m. starting in 2025 following a Fort Worth City Council decision for consistent park closure times, influenced by community feedback on safety and uniformity.

Surprise, Arizona has been reaccredited by the CAPRA and NRPA for its effective park and recreation management, reflecting the city's dedication to high-quality public spaces and services.

Five Western N.C. state parks partially reopen on Nov. 1 after Hurricane Helene closure, with varying levels of access, while eight remain closed for recovery operations.

Hawaiʻi celebrates Arbor Day with statewide tree-planting events and educational activities coordinated by Kaulunani to enhance community involvement and environmental awareness.

Invasive silver carp have been detected in Wisconsin's Chippewa and Black rivers, alarming local communities and prompting efforts to control their spread.

An invasive fungus, Pseudogymnoascus destructans, which causes white-nose syndrome in bats, has been detected in California, raising concerns for the state's agriculture and ecosystems.

Lee Canyon is extending its mountain bike season into November and has opened a new trail featuring gap jumps and a wooden drop designed for expert riders.

Austin Energy is setting up the Zilker Holiday Tree in Zilker Park, aiming to illuminate the 155-foot structure with LEDs for a lighting event on November 27th.

DDOT announces a plan to plant thousands of trees across the District, aiming to increase the tree canopy from 37% to 40% by 2032, and calls for community participation in the initiative.

The article discusses Texas's promising deer hunting season, with plentiful deer due to favorable weather conditions, and highlights new carcass disposal regulations as well as the importance of testing for Chronic Wasting Disease.

Tilden Regional Park's South Park Drive is closed to vehicles from Nov 1 to Mar 31, 2025, for newt migration, allowing safe crossing for the amphibians.

Detroit City Council, led by James Tate, is considering an ordinance to legally allow residents to keep chickens, ducks, and bees, aligning with other cities on urban farming.