The Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge expands by nearly 20 acres, enhancing conservation efforts, with the new land currently closed to the public.

Seattle Parks and Recreation encourages residents to care for local parks through proper trash disposal, staying on trails, leashing dogs outside off-leash areas, volunteering, and reporting maintenance issues.

Seattle plans to introduce Restricted Parking Zones (RPZs) near the future Judkins Park light rail station to prioritize resident parking over commuter parking, with a public survey seeking feedback on the proposal.

The U.S. Coast Guard has launched a new alert system to prevent whale strikes in Washington's Salish Sea, with the help of a "cetacean desk" to inform ships of whale sightings.

Michigan's DNR is seeking proposals to restore Belle Isle Boathouse, with an alternative plan to demolish it if no viable option is presented by March 29.

The San Diego Humane Society launches a historic $250 million "More Humane" fundraiser to enhance animal welfare in San Diego County and set a national example.

The Japanese Friendship Garden in Phoenix, known as Ro Ho En, offers a peaceful, Japanese-style landscape and various garden types for visitors in the city's downtown area.

Allen, TX is battling migratory birds at local parks using noise devices to deter them from nesting, as their presence causes noise, odor, and environmental issues.

Seattle Parks and Recreation seeks early childhood education programs for Madison Park Bathhouse and Victory Heights Shelter House, with a submission deadline of March 13, 2024.

Plymouth's annual tree and shrub sale begins March 1 for residents and March 8 for non-residents, ending April 24, offering a selection of plants well-suited for local conditions.

Over 1,200 Arizonans filed for bankruptcy in early 2024, marking a 7.2% increase for the state in 2023. ABC15 News set up an attorney helpline to assist with bankruptcy questions.

The Cleveland National Forest's Palomar Ranger District is conducting a controlled burn on 80 acres to reduce wildfire risk, supported by the San Diego River Conservancy, with smoke visible around Ramona.

A golden eagle was rehabilitated by the San Diego Humane Society's Project Wildlife team and has been released back into the wild after recovering from various health issues.