The Philadelphia Zoo celebrates the birth of Eros, an endangered white-handed gibbon, to parents Phoenice and Mercury. Eros is part of a family that contributes to conservation efforts.

El Dorado East Regional Park in Long Beach, California, provides guidelines for Easter Sunday visitors, with parking tips, fees, and early arrival suggestions due to expected crowds.

The article recounts the impact of an EF-3 tornado that struck Fort Worth's downtown on March 28, 2000, causing extensive damage and claiming two lives.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has closed commercial Dungeness crab fishing in several zones to protect humpback whales from gear entanglement.

The Bloomington Planning Commission will discuss Bryant Park renovations on April 4th, offering various participation methods including in-person, live streaming, and phone.

San Antonio Parks and Recreation won four awards at a state event, including the prestigious Gold Medal Award. They were recognized for park management excellence and innovative programs.

Agencies in Washington State plan to reintroduce bull trout to Sullivan Lake and Harvey Creek to establish a self-sustaining population as part of a broader conservation initiative.

Bana, a 29-year-old western lowland gorilla at Lincoln Park Zoo, has died of congestive cardiac failure following bronchopneumonia. She was a key figure in the zoo's gorilla troop and cognitive studies.

The San Diego Humane Society discovered and is caring for four coyote pups found under a deck in Pacific Beach, advising the public on coexisting with wildlife.

Brooklyn Park Recreation and Parks Department hosts a job fair for youth and announces summer camp registrations, adult programs, free movie screening, food distribution, basketball tournament, and diverse sports activities.

Clark County has declared April 1-7 as Food Waste Prevention Week, launching initiatives and a podcast series to educate on reducing the 1.1 million tons of food waste in the Washington area.

The grand reopening of Be'er Sheva Park in Rainier Beach, Seattle is set for April 13, featuring a ribbon cutting, performances, local food, and community engagement.

The WDFW and Tulalip Tribes are testing drones for bighorn sheep monitoring, focusing on counting and health assessment, while ensuring minimal disturbance.