Wright County Parks & Recreation announced maintenance work at three parks for one day, ensuring that despite temporary disruptions, the parks would remain open for public enjoyment.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission approved the purchase of 672 acres in Douglas County to preserve wildlife habitat, expanding the Wells Wildlife Area.

Seattle is enhancing Elliott Bay with a new greenway trail to connect parks, focusing on community input to shape waterfront transformation, aiming to complete by the 2026 World Cup.

An untagged mountain lion, possibly larger than the well-known P-22, has been spotted in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, prompting local enthusiasm and discussions on wildlife crossings.

A man drowned at Boerne City Lake after entering the water to cool off and encountering a deep section. Rescuers recovered his body; alcohol was not involved.

Athens-Clarke County announced the Star Spangled Classic event on June 29 at Southeast Clarke Park, featuring fireworks, free entertainment, food trucks, and a performance by The Original Splitz.

Freshwater mussels have been reintroduced to the San Antonio River by the San Antonio River Authority, aiming to improve water quality and biodiversity.

A rare Pacific football fish, usually found in deep ocean waters, was discovered on a beach near Cannon Beach, Oregon, marking a first-time sighting for the state.

San Diego Zoo celebrates the birth of a rare, bright orange François' langur monkey, marking a positive step for the endangered species' conservation.

Wright County, MN, will begin sealcoating and fog seal maintenance on several parks and trails from May 20-24, possibly affecting access but ultimately upgrading the area's recreational sites.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has extended the spring Chinook fishing season on Deep River in Wahkiakum County with specific dates and catch limits, aligning with Columbia River policy and conservation efforts.

Milton's Parks and Recreation Department hosts a free day of activities for families on May 21st, with games, swimming, and guided tours in Milton City Park and Preserve.

Freshwater mussels were released into the San Antonio River to naturally filter water and support the ecosystem, with the River Authority conducting a feasibility study on mussel reintroduction.