Seattle City Light has been recognized as a 2024 Tree Line USA utility by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to urban forestry and reliable electricity service.

Lewisville, Texas, is hosting a free SOLARbration event for the total solar eclipse at Wayne Ferguson Plaza on April 8, with concerts, games, and food.

Garland, Texas, has introduced a new 25-foot Shumard red oak in its downtown square, replacing a previous tree, with plans for it to grow up to 50 feet and provide ample shade as part of the city's green initiatives.

Woodbury's Central Park will close from April 1 for major renovations, including modern updates and expanded facilities, while the library and YMCA remain open during construction.

The Dallas Park and Recreation Department offers a variety of spring activities for all ages, including fitness, arts, educational workshops, and musical events, as shared in their recent newsletter.

San Antonio Zoo debuts "Giants of the Ice Age," an attraction featuring prehistoric creatures and Ice Age-themed activities from March 9th to May 5th.

Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department launches "Hike Right PHX," a monthly hiking group for all skill levels, promoting safe hiking practices and community building.

Bear Hollow Zoo in Athens is celebrating the birthdays of their resident bears Athena, DJ, and Yonah on April 27 with a free event featuring gift openings and cake for the bears.

Douglas is improving Wheeler Park with new sidewalks and inclusive playground equipment, starting March 11. The city advises of temporary disruptions during construction.

The Keller Parks Department has opened a new playground at The Keller Pointe, costing $150,000, funded by sales tax, designed to create fun memories for families.

Arlington's seniors participate in "Walk With a Doc," a program hosted at the East Library and Recreation Center that combines exercise with health talks from medical professionals.

Bitter Lake Community Center introduces new spring programs including Kid Zumba, Adult Zumba, nature walks, Pickleball 101, English language class, and a coffee social.

The Sweetwater Rattlesnake Roundup, amid controversy and protests over animal treatment, maintains tradition with parades and snake hunts, attracting 40,000 visitors. Critics push for a celebratory shift away from mass snake killings.