The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is seeking public feedback on proposed bans on canned hunting of mountain lions and the implementation of trap check standards.

A bear was spotted wandering through Corvallis, Oregon, prompting local police to coordinate with state agencies and advise the public to keep their distance.

The DAR in Kalamazoo planted a 'liberty tree' to mark the start of America's 250th birthday celebrations, aiming to create a future community gathering spot.

San Diego Humane Society urges residents to not intervene with seemingly abandoned baby wildlife, as they are often better off with their natural parents. Only in cases of injury should people contact the society for guidance.

Darrell's Dream Boundless Playground will be closed on April 27 for the semiannual Day of Caring event, where volunteers will clean and maintain the park.

Due to severe thunderstorm threats, the Dallas Park and Recreation Department cancelled the "It's My Park Day" scheduled for April 20, postponing community park beautification efforts.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reports a 20% increase in the gray wolf population, with 260 wolves in 42 packs as of December 31, 2023.

Maple Grove's Parks and Recreation Department is organizing two volunteer events for park and boulevard beautification in May, inviting residents to help with planting and maintenance.

Santa Clara County celebrates 100 years of parks with new programs, including a hiking challenge, tree planting, and an aquatic festival to raise awareness about invasive species.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking public input on the renovation of Meridian Playground's play area during a meeting at the Good Shepherd Center on April 25.

Dallas officials invite public input on a new multipurpose center and park at 9759 Forest Lane, with the meeting aiming to integrate community feedback into the development process.

Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park is hosting a "Hidden History Hike" on April 28, where guides will reveal the area's past during a 2.5-mile walk. Pre-registration is required.

The City Council meeting on Monday in Deerfield will discuss the creation of a 21-acre park and other initiatives, with a focus on community improvement and a potential $8 million realty purchase.