San Antonio may adopt a policy to protect its wild peafowl population, with fines for harming them, amid a debate over their presence in the community.

Aquatic Park is launching its summer season on June 7 with a family-friendly event featuring discounted food and drinks. Entry is $4 or a season pass, but BOGO coupons are not accepted.

Wright County calls for citizens to serve as election judges for the upcoming primary and general elections, encouraging volunteer sign-ups through their website.

Schroder Park & Campground will open reservations for its renovated North Loop sites starting June 3, 2024, with new amenities available from June 28 to October 5.

San Antonio improved its ParkScore® Ranking, with 52% of residents now living close to parks, achieving equity in park space among communities, and offering ample amenities.

John Ball Zoo welcomes three Canada lynx kits, born to Becca and Thor, contributing to the conservation of their species.

A leading wolf researcher told a San Francisco audience about the baffling transformation of wolves into dogs tens of thousands of years ago. New evidence suggests wolves may have domesticated themselves—but the "how" remains a mystery.

Lincoln Park in Tucson unveils a new children's playground and the largest dog park in the area, known as Wagging Tails Dog Park, featuring artificial turf and amenities for safe canine play.

Maricopa seeks an artist to design a wrap for Pacana Park Fitness Court, with submissions due by June 17, 2024.

Oak Hill Park's splash pad opens June 3 at 3201 Rhode Island Ave. S. The 2,350-square-foot facility operates from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. through September 1, offering free admission to residents and $1 for non-residents.

The Nashville Zoo awaits the bloom of a corpse flower, known for its foul scent. The plant, called Zeus, is on loan from Austin Peay State University after storm damage.

Bass and Pomerleau lakes in Plymouth have been removed from Minnesota's impaired waters list thanks to a series of environmental restoration efforts, including stormwater treatment and shoreline restoration.

Endangered Pacific pocket mice have been reintroduced to their habitat at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton through a partnership led by the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance.