Santa Clara County celebrates 100 years of parks with new programs, including a hiking challenge, tree planting, and an aquatic festival to raise awareness about invasive species.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking public input on the renovation of Meridian Playground's play area during a meeting at the Good Shepherd Center on April 25.

Dallas officials invite public input on a new multipurpose center and park at 9759 Forest Lane, with the meeting aiming to integrate community feedback into the development process.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park is hosting a "Hidden History Hike" on April 28, where guides will reveal the area's past during a 2.5-mile walk. Pre-registration is required.

The City Council meeting on Monday in Deerfield will discuss the creation of a 21-acre park and other initiatives, with a focus on community improvement and a potential $8 million realty purchase.

Mankato is seeking public input on whether to add a swing set or sand volleyball court to F.A Buscher Park, with voting available online or at an open house event.

Seven days of coastal razor clam digs will start on April 23 at various Washington beaches following safety clearance from DOH. The WDFW advises checking beach access before planning a trip.

Ramsey County's Soil and Water Conservation Division is repurposing old parking signs to combat invasive rusty crayfish in local lakes, with the help of the University of Minnesota. They're also promoting public awareness and cooperation.

Three young conservationists worked in Ramsey County to remove invasive species and educate the public, while the Conservation Corps facilitated broader environmental efforts.

San Bernardino County invites public input on the Master Plan for Glen Helen Regional Park on May 1, with discussions on existing and future projects.

The Bellevue Human Services Commission will host a public hearing on May 6 to inform funding and policy for housing and human services, focusing on the 2025-2029 plans.

San Antonio's Woodlawn Lake Park will host an Earth Day event on April 20, featuring activities, giveaways, and performances, with over 70 partners and a push for sustainability and conservation.

Scientists in Washington State are conducting the fifteenth year of a Watershed Health Monitoring study to evaluate the state of regional waterways by examining ecological indicators such as aquatic life and water quality.