San Antonio Zoo offers free September admission to frontline workers, including doctors, nurses, police officers, firefighters, and EMTs, with ID, and 50% off for their guests.

SAACS is seeking temporary foster parents for an influx of animals. The "Sit. Stay. Learn." series provides training and supplies to fosters, who must provide a nurturing temporary home until adoption.

The San Antonio Zoo hatched 71 Texas horned lizards, aiding conservation efforts for the species once common in Texas, now threatened by habitat loss.

Das Rec in New Braunfels is adjusting its Sunday hours in September to close at 2 PM for maintenance. The pools will also close from September 7th-9th.

The San Antonio Zoo offers $8 admission to Bexar County residents to promote conservation awareness and community spirit through educational experiences and wildlife encounters.

SeaWorld San Antonio announced the death of a newborn white-sided dolphin despite intensive care by the park's team; the mother dolphin, Piquet, remains healthy.

Designs for San Antonio's Brackenridge Park restoration involve removing roads and adding trails and bridges to address erosion and sedimentation, with plans to enhance ecosystems and remove invasive species.

The Schertz Parks & Recreation Department releases their FUN Guide, detailing upcoming events, programs, and park developments for Fall 2024 and Winter 2025.

The Cibolo offers a range of outdoor activities like hiking, birdwatching, a farmers market, and night hikes. Indoor learning on sustainability is also available.

League City's Parks and Recreation Department announces summer events, including family pool and dance parties, free park activities for kids, and an inclusive Western-themed dance, with registration opening soon for fall programs.

League City's Parks & Recreation guide for fall is now available with various classes; registration for most programs begins on July 15 and 17. Residents can sign up online or in person, with ID and water bill required for locals.

TxDOT’s West Texas environmental staff took part in field training to connect with nature and learn about the regions they protect, improving their knowledge and job performance.

A Texas family creatively used a grilled tortilla to warm an abandoned baby hawk, nicknamed Taquito, who was mistaken for a barn owl, before wildlife experts took over its care.