Salmon fishing in WA's Marine Area 5 is closed from April 20 to 30 to meet conservation goals after nearing sublegal encounter limits. Halibut fishing remains open.

Arlington Parks and Recreation is giving away free trees on Arbor Day at Tarrant County College Southeast Campus, with a variety of species available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Houston partners with Apache Corporation to plant 2,500 trees on Earth Day, with city officials and the CEO participating in a broader urban greening initiative.

Great white pelicans are currently stopping at the St. Louis River on their migration to Canada, famed for their nearly 6-foot wingspans. Minnesota now supports a large population of these once-threatened birds.

Brooklyn Park announces a series of events including Earth Week activities, cultural performances, and recreational programs like the Step to It Challenge and adult softball, aimed at engaging the community and promoting civic pride.

LA residents are advised by LA Animal Services to wait before rescuing seemingly abandoned kittens, as they may still be cared for by their mother. Resources for proper care and fostering are available online.

Ballard Commons Park in Seattle opens a new nautical-themed play area on April 20, with festivities and performances to celebrate the community-driven project.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission announced updates to hunting regulations for the 2024-25 season, affecting migratory game bird, desert bighorn sheep, and wild turkey hunting.

Brood XIX cicadas will soon emerge in East Tennessee after 13 years, while Brood XIII is also expected in the Midwest and Southeast, bypassing Memphis.

The O. Henry Museum in Austin, Texas, prepares for the 47th Annual Pun-Off World Championships, a free event featuring verbal wordplay, pun contests, live music, and a fundraiser for the museum.

Riverside County's new RivCoParks Library Pass initiative offers residents free park access using their library cards, aiming to promote outdoor activities and inclusivity during Earth Month.

The Anaheim City Council approved the DisneylandForward expansion project, which will add new attractions, hotels, and retail spaces to Disneyland without expanding the park's current territory.

The Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary starts its 117th season on April 16, offering a serene nature spot with various activities through October 15.