Fish Lake in Maple Grove, due to be delisted as impaired by 2024, showcases Minnesota's rare win against water pollution.

Reservations are now mandatory for day-use at three Travis County Parks during the April 8 solar eclipse, with cash-only fees and one reservation per vehicle rule in effect.

The Nashville Zoo hosts "Sips For Species," a conservation fundraiser offering unlimited drinks and a chance to meet animals, aiming to surpass last year's $17,000.

Blaine's Parks & Recreation department is hiring for various summer jobs including Recreation Leaders, Youth Sport Coaches, and Park Attendants, offering competitive wages and the opportunity to work outdoors.

Marietta announces the 2024 Glover Park Concert Series, featuring free monthly music events from April to September with a diverse lineup of bands honoring various musical eras, starting with an '80s tribute.

Seattle Parks and Recreation has announced the commencement of the Hiawatha Community Center stabilization project by Optimus Construction, aimed at improving accessibility and safety.

A Baytown neighborhood is unhappy after CenterPoint Energy contracted Lewis Tree Service to trim trees and left behind debris, with unclear cleanup responsibilities.

The "Red, White and Boom!" fireworks event is returning to Downtown Minneapolis this Fourth of July, featuring live music, food trucks, and fireworks at 10 pm. The Stone Arch Bridge will be closed for repairs.

A mountain lion has been spotted wandering through downtown areas of Oceanside, prompting police and wildlife officials to urge caution among residents.

Massachusetts sees a growing black bear population, now over 5,000 strong. This includes conservation efforts and research on bear health and patterns.

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.