Kennesaw's Smith-Gilbert Gardens hosts 'Art Blooms' exhibit, showcasing local art and floral beauty, including hand-painted eggs by high school students, with workshops and performances planned throughout the event.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the East Foundation have partnered to recover the endangered ocelot population in South Texas through a collaborative conservation agreement.

Minneapolis' 30th annual Earth Day Clean-Up event will take place city-wide on April 20, offering volunteers the chance to clean local parks without needing to sign up beforehand.

WDFW seeks public input on a project to restore seven acres of estuarine habitat at the Theler Wetlands, aiming to enhance the environment for fish and wildlife, including the endangered Hood Canal summer chum salmon.

Nashville Zoo celebrated the birth of four Nigerian dwarf goats, named after a local hockey star, entrancing visitors with their charm and mild temperament.

Lancaster is renaming and renovating El Dorado Park to Samaritan's Purse Park and anticipates completing the project by 2027 to honor the aid organization's local COVID-19 efforts.

Gateway Green in Portland is set for upgrades including new trails, an entry plaza, and habitat restoration, funded by Commissioner Dan Ryan's initiative for a more inclusive and accessible park.

Rainier Community Center in Seattle hosts a free event for 13-24-year-olds on April 17, offering entertainment, food, and information on employment and the new Seattle Mentors program.

The Great Park Development Open House in Irvine will take place on May 7, giving residents a chance to engage with developers and learn about park plans.

Seattle's Parks and Recreation has launched the Hope for Youth fund to offer young people in underserved areas better access to sports and personal development opportunities.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is holding a summer job fair on April 13 at the Dell Music Center to fill a range of seasonal jobs, with perks like free snacks and advice on career paths.

Arlington Parks & Recreation warns gardeners of five invasive plants, including Horsetail Reed and Bamboo, that can quickly overrun gardens if not contained.

San Antonio is hosting a job fair to hire seasonal workers for summer positions in parks and recreation, with benefits including competitive pay and swimwear reimbursements.