A half-mile trail now loops through Safe Harbor Nature Preserve's restored meadow near Conestoga, built to shelter five struggling pollinator species.

Ten new penguins named Pickle, Hagrid and Steve are splashing in a revamped habitat built to fend off bird flu.

Voters decide in November whether to let the county borrow up to $120 million for parks and trails — but builders warn it could squeeze an already tight housing market.

West Philly families can see the first conceptual design for Clark Park's new playground, backed by $1.4 million in funding.

A neglected Chesterbrook swim club is becoming a six-court pickleball park, but the price tag has residents pushing for competitive bidding.

Parks & Rec crews and utilities are clearing downed trees after an overnight storm. Immediate hazards are being prioritized across the city.

A sinkhole closed the Municipal Park playground in Bristol Township; crews have cordoned off the area while repairs are underway.

A black bear was photographed in the 300 block of Gouglersville Road in Cumru Township. Officials ask residents to secure attractants and report any sightings.

A homeowners camera caught a black bear in the Holland section of Northampton Township, prompting police and wildlife officials to monitor sightings and a school to keep students indoors.

A black bear was seen Tuesday near Detwiler and Gehman roads in Towamencin Township. Police are coordinating with the Pennsylvania Game Commission to capture and relocate the animal.

Two leucistic fawns — Dipper and Mabel — were rescued near Greentown and are recovering at The Wilderz at Pocono Wildlife. Rehab staff say they will be released once healthy.

South Whitehall police and wildlife officials captured a bear near Lehigh County soccer fields after an early‑morning response. The animal will be relocated and no injuries were reported.

A hive moved into a Lambert Street sewer and a local beekeeper installed a trap to coax the colony out; the live removal could take weeks. Neighbors have blocked the spot while they wait.