The black bear stood on its hind legs to raid a bakery table before Aspen police chased it up a tree.

A citizen-led conservancy wants to restore San Pedro Springs Park's silent springs and overlooked 12,000-year history.

A Carlisle man got the shock of his life spotting a black bear perched on his roofline this week.

Volunteers packed 32 native species into a plot the size of a tennis court, part of Solon's push to rebuild its shrinking tree canopy.

The inclusive Perry Hall playground built in memory of toddler Ryan Szczybor is getting a new rubber surface and drainage fixes.

A rescued hawk in Kansas needed a truck-mounted ladder to reach it 120 feet up. Activists estimate that Topgolf nets have affected thousands of birds nationwide.

Riders with disabilities helped shape the reworked Clinic Loop Trail at Waverly Park, Mayor Craig Greenberg says.

Erin Mendenhall marked National Public Lands Day by praising a grant that will plant hundreds of trees along the 9 Line Trail and reshape the Fleet Block.

Crews start clearing near R.M. Clayton this week to build permeable trails and stone overlooks along Whetstone Creek.

The Trafton Floodplain project aims to give salmon room to roam and slow flood surges near the Whitehorse Trail.

More than 1,000 donors helped raise $8 million to bring the shuttered Sugar Loaf back to life — but not as a ski resort.

A proposed Field of Dreams-style ballpark inside Grand Teton has conservationists fuming, though the White House says it's not a priority.

Clearwater Marine Aquarium crews walk 21 miles of Pinellas shoreline before sunrise, and this season's nest count hit a multi-year high.