The Saint Louis Zoo's Animals Aglow returns March 13–May 17 with 60 new lanterns, nightly cultural acts and two sensory‑friendly nights.

The City of St. Peters Health Department highlights the ecological contributions of squirrels on Squirrel Appreciation Day, emphasizing their role in seed dispersal, soil aeration, and the food chain.

Lorraine Davis Park in Webster Groves features sustainable elements and honors a local educator. It includes a bioretention pond, native plantings, and serves as a natural stormwater management area.

St. Charles event to address plastic pollution, with environmental advocate Emily Young leading a presentation hosted by the Greenway Network at the Bike Stop Cafe.

The Saint Louis Zoo's historic Bird House is closing for renovations until 2026, requiring relocation of the birds and including updates such as a new roof and HVAC system. The project is budgeted at $6.2 million.

Lockwood Park in Webster Groves offers serenity with its diverse natural habitats, interactive features, and communal playground, encouraging visitors to enjoy and share their experiences.

Lockwood Park in Webster Groves offers a serene setting for visitors with its prairie garden, pine forest, and interactive trail with musical instruments. It also features a playground and convenient parking.

St. Ferdinand Pond has been restocked with various fish species, enhancing the local ecosystem and recreational fishing opportunities. The city advises anglers to follow conservation rules.

St. Louis offers free firewood to residents from park tree removals, available at select locations on a first-come basis while supplies last, until March 2026.

Florissant community planted 38 trees in Koch Park, with species like redbuds and oaks, in a sustainability effort supported by Forest ReLeaf of Missouri.

Shrewsbury's Parks and Recreation Department released their Winter 2025/Spring 2026 Program Guide, filled with activities for all ages and skill levels.

Sunset Events series resumes at 370 Lakeside Park, featuring "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by an all-black cast and upcoming musical performances, alongside food trucks and beverages, with no outside alcohol or pets allowed.

The Saint Louis Zoo takes in four endangered Mexican spider monkeys seized from smugglers, highlighting the issue of illegal wildlife trade and advocating for the Captive Primate Safety Act.