A mountain lion sighting in South San Francisco prompted a police search and a warning to residents to avoid and not feed the wildlife, emphasizing safety measures.

The Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography has been re-accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, affirming its excellence in animal care and conservation.

A study by Texas State University finds that the number of dry springs in Texas has nearly tripled in the last 50 years due to overpumping and increased population.

The WDFW closed Marine Area 10's winter Chinook salmon fishery early due to excessive catch numbers, with fishermen significantly surpassing the limit. Other areas remain open according to specific schedules.

Salmon fishing is suspended in Marine Area 10 from March 26 until April 15 due to overfishing, but year-round piers and Agate Pass offer limited alternatives.

High winds caused trees to topple and close roads in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, with crews working to clear and assess the conditions for safety.

San Antonio lifts park curfews for Easter camping at selected locations, emphasizing clean-up and recycling with a stewardship team assisting visitors.

Seattle Parks and Recreation invites community input for the design of Bryant Neighborhood Playground at an Open House on April 10 or through an online survey.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is inviting community input for the redesign of Firehouse Mini Park's playground on April 6, seeking local resident participation.

Balduck Park in Detroit unveils a $1.5 million upgrade, including new walkways, playgrounds, a dog park, and a picnic shelter. The improvements are funded by various sources including donations.

A No Wake Zone has been established by the TWRA at the junction of Turkey Creek and Tennessee River near Northshore Drive Bridge to enhance safety due to high boat traffic and accidents.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announces the reopening of five city parks used as shelters, with a transition plan for residents starting March 30, 2024, and a refurbishment of the park facilities following.

South Haven considers reinstating lifeguards at its beaches following drownings, urged by advocates who see it as a needed safety measure amidst rising tourism.