Snohomish County seeks an at-large member for its Parks Advisory Board to influence local park operations and policy. Interested residents can apply via the county website.

Beekeepers gathered in Fremont, Michigan, to collect their bee colonies, as the Great Lakes Bee Company marked the bees' return from winter climates. The bees are essential for pollinating local crops and producing honey.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation announces two fireworks displays at Spivey Splash Water Park for May 25 and July 6, 2024, starting at dusk, with additional park activities available.

An escaped zebra in North Bend, WA, dubbed "Z", was captured after a week on the run following a breakout with three others en route to a Montana zoo.

Dollywood is named the top global attraction people most want to return to, with a comeback score of 94/100, according to InsureandGo's analysis of online reviews.

Scott County announces a kayaking event for individuals 50+ at Cleary Lake Regional Park on May 18, including instruction and equipment for $20. Reservations required.

Seattle Parks and Recreation prepares for Water Safety Day on May 18, promoting swimming skills and drowning prevention at Rainier Beach Community Center & Pool.

A zebra on the loose near North Bend, Washington, has evaded capture for days, becoming internet-famous, while authorities discourage public attempts to catch it.

Fall Creek Falls State Park is planning to restore the park's ecology after storm damage. This will involve cleanups, managing timber, and strategies like burns and planting pollinator-friendly seeds, with details to be shared at a May 9 open house.

Alcatraz Island has a new falcon webcam showcasing peregrine falcon chicks, providing viewers with a live HD look into their growth and daily activities.

The Memphis Zoo celebrated the birth of a baby Francois langur, Raptor, highlighting conservation efforts for the species.

Explore Cedar Lake Farm Regional Park on May 21 for a family scavenger hunt with birdwatching, including spotting the rare purple martin, followed by bingo and prizes. No RSVP needed for this engaging outdoor activity.

The Dallas Park and Recreation Department is enhancing urban parks with eco-friendly strategies, including bee protection, goat-involved landscaping, and solar-powered lights.