Brooklyn's Prospect Park to Become Climate Resilience Beacon with $68 Million Flood Proofing Plan Announced by Mayor Eric Adams
Mayor Eric Adams announces a $68 million plan to improve flood mitigation in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, turning the area into a tool for climate resilience with construction set to start in 2029.
Raleigh Water Advises Residents on Keeping Holiday Trees Hydrated for Lasting Freshness
Raleigh Water advises residents to regularly water their fresh-cut holiday trees, noting they can consume up to a gallon in the first 24 hours and a quart per day per inch of trunk diameter. They debunk myths about adding substances to the water.
On Yosemite’s Doorstep, Southern Sierra Miwuk Score Stunning 900‑Acre Land Return
Nearly 900 acres of Henness Ridge were transferred to the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation, returning ancestral land and funding for restoration and cultural stewardship.
Ohio Hunters Bag 23,149 White-Tailed Deer on Opening Day of Gun Hunting Season
Ohio hunters reported 23,149 white-tailed deer on the opening day of the state's gun hunting season, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, with Ashtabula County leading in numbers.
Dallas Welcomes Back Candlelight Traditions at City Park to Spark Holiday Cheer and Promote Clean, Sustainable Fun
Dallas Park & Recreation revives Candlelight Traditions at City Park in December, focusing on festive lights and clean parks. They offer updates in videos and are active on social media.
Mayor Eric Adams Inaugurates $11 Million "Harlem Field of Dreams" in Historic NYC Playground Revamp
Mayor Eric Adams and partners have opened an $11 million athletic field, the "Harlem Field of Dreams," at the Charles Young Playground in Harlem to engage youth and foster community relations.
Orphaned Bear Cubs Set for Colorado Wilderness Return, Equipped with GPS Tracking Technology
Five orphaned bear cubs raised at CPW's Frisco Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility will be released into the wild with two wearing GPS ear tags. The tags are funded by the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to aid in conservation studies.
Slight Dip in Wisconsin Hunter Turnout, Deer Harvest Numbers Hold Steady
The Wisconsin DNR reported a slight decline in gun deer hunting licenses and a marginal dip in the overall deer harvest, with an increase in antlerless deer harvested. Two firearm-related incidents were reported: one injury and one fatality.
Experience Scandinavian Winter Fun with Kicksledding at Cleary Lake Regional Park
Cleary Lake Regional Park offers kicksledding, a Scandinavian winter activity, on December 30. Participants can glide on snow using sleds powered by kicking. The event requires reservations and costs $6 per person, with discounts for groups.












