Fire ban in Phoenix parks begins May 1 PHOENIX – A fire ban will go into effect in Phoenix Desert Parks and Mountains starting May 1 as temperatures continue to rise in the Valley. Smoking and charcoal fires are included in the ban, and Maricopa County’s fire ban for theirRead More →
SIOUX CITY — For years, parents have encouraged their kids to get outside for some fresh air or turn off the TV and read a book. Kids can now do both at the same time at the Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center. Naturalist Theresa Kruid stabilizes a metal support as resourceRead More →
SAN DIEGO (Border Report) – The Tijuana River Valley is teeming with trails, wildlife, flora and fauna, and unfortunately the entire valley is also littered with old tires. Over the years, thousands of tires have made their way through the canyons and the Tijuana River, flowing north of the borderRead More →
Sidney’s West Elementary fifth-grade students get wet while catching fish during the Outdoor Discovery Program at the Wildcat Hills Nature Center on April 28. NICOLE HELDT/Star-Herald Crowds of more than 600 fifth, sixth and seventh graders descended on the Wildcat Hills Nature Center on April 27 and 28 for aRead More →
The extreme heat in the city, coupled with the continued spike in the number of Covid cases, has led schools in Delhi to reduce outdoor activities for students. Schools in the nation’s capital have been operating completely offline and at full capacity since April 1. However, in less than aRead More →
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On the morning of April 21, a bus convoy carrying students from 14 Berkeley County schools entered the Moncks Corner Recreation Complex. Accompanied by a guard of honor and a torch lighting ceremony, the One Berkeley United event finally came to fruition. One Berkeley United started as an idea thatRead More →
Get ready for tons of year-round fun along Muskegon Lakeshore. By Cary Estes on April 27, 2022 Muskegon / Trulymichiganaerial.com From basking in the summer sun to frolicking in winter wonderland, the Muskegon Lakeshore region offers plenty of places for outdoor activities and plenty of ways to enjoy them. “IfRead More →
Colorado’s parks and wildlife division is in turmoil after a black employee accused two white managers of making racist remarks and urged the governor to have them fired from their jobs. In a letter to Colorado Governor Jared Polis, Alease “Aloe” Lee, the statewide partnership coordinator for Colorado Parks andRead More →
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MACOMB (WGEM) – Macomb health officials said there have been several complaints of people smoking in local parks. Now the McDonough County Health Department and the Macomb Park District are conducting an investigation to decide whether the parks should be smoke-free. MCHD public information officer Niki Duffy said so farRead More →
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Niagara Parks President April Jeffs and Debbie Whitehouse, President of the new Niagara Parks Foundation, are shown in front of a newly planted oak tree at the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens on Friday, which marked Earth Day, when the new foundation was announced. A new fundraising foundation for the NiagaraRead More →
Post views: 122 Casinos, by definition, are very luxurious and exclusive places open to all kinds of people. Due to the glamor that casinos exude, people, in turn, dress more richly and glamorously to match the ambiance of the casino. While most premium casinos have dress codes, nowadays due toRead More →
CAMP HILL – In an effort to showcase all that PA’s 121 national parks and 20 forest districts have to offer, the Pennsylvania Parks and Forests Foundation is participating in the inaugural I Love My State Parks Week, a campaign hosted by the National Association of State Parks Foundations fromRead More →
(CBS DETROIT) — The State of Michigan and the National Park Service (NPS) are partnering to improve access to national parks in the region. With the growing popularity of parks, the agency and the state provide transportation and mobility solutions. NPS will begin contacting mobility companies this summer to developRead More →
Eating a meal on a makeshift outdoor patio in the middle of a restaurant parking lot was a common scene during the pandemic and the City of Richmond is considering making outdoor patios a permanent fixture as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted in British Columbia “The program was a real hitRead More →
Golf Inc. magazine recognizes a facility for reinventing its dining concept DALLAS – Bear Creek Golf Club, located in the center of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, won first prize in golf inc. as part of its prestigious annual Golden Fork competition, which identifies the best new and renovated food andRead More →
By Rob Brawner, Executive Director of Atlanta BeltLine Partnership The past year has been an exciting one for Atlanta Parks and Trails. In the primary election on Tuesday, May 24, Atlanta voters can continue to advance the vision of a greener, safer and more connected city by approving three ballotRead More →
PROVIDENCE, RI (WPRI) – Schools in Rhode Island are closed this week for April vacation, and it comes as the state sees a moderate increase in COVID-19 cases. When it comes to researching activities for children, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) continue to recommend those that takeRead More →
Breadcrumb Links Local News Easter train rides from Stanley Park sold out on Friday and border crossings into the United States drew long lines all day as British Columbians ditched their vaccination passports and some of their masks The Easter train at Stanley Park in Vancouver was sold out onRead More →
Operators of some Lagos State amusement parks have expressed their desire to excite revelers this Easter. They spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in separate talks on Wednesday in Lagos. Raymond Atimah, Business Developer, Shodex Gardens and Park, said there would be a special program for young peopleRead More →
Developmental milestones are skills that children typically develop from birth to age 4. They are the foundation for higher level learning. Some of these milestones include the ability to walk, talk, sort or match objects, build a tower with blocks, and more. While jumping through an obstacle course and collectingRead More →
Rome needs to rethink outdoor dining tables To meet the needs of restaurateurs, surfaces, umbrellas and chairs have invaded meters and meters of public space, changing the face of the city. In some cases, restaurants have tripled their outdoor space, occupying extraordinary locations. But they were meant to be onlyRead More →
Tom MertonGetty Images If you’re anything like us, then we’re sure you’re just counting the days until you can grab your picnic basket and head to the park for an outdoor feast. And exciting enough, those days aren’t too far away! As we look to summer, it’s the perfect timeRead More →
AUGUSTA — Spring has arrived and for many that means hiking season is almost here while fishing season continues. Here’s outdoor news from the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife: Hiking Before lacing up hiking boots, the Maine Warden Service has a few reminders: • Always tell someone whereRead More →
Governor Dan McKee today announced approximately $4.8 million in rewards that will allow eligible small businesses to expand their ability to do business abroad. Funded by Governor McKee’s Rhode Island Rebounds initiative, the Take It Outside program will fund 21 intermediary organizations to support outdoor activities for small businesses. ExamplesRead More →
Visiting a national park is a great way to relax and unwind. You may have to walk through a jungle, climb a hill, or wade through the shallows of a river while visiting one, but that’s what makes the experience all the more memorable. We’ve compiled a list of theRead More →
Besides its music scene and exceptional cuisine, Austin is also known for its wide open spaces. And when it comes to the outdoors, there’s no better time to explore the city than spring, when the weather is perfect and the vegetation comes alive. Warm enough to be pleasant, but notRead More →
The wide open spaces attract people of all ages. The fresh air is hard to resist and the benefits of spending time outdoors are so many that it behooves everyone, including the elderly, to answer the call of nature. According to researchers from the United States Department of Agriculture ForestRead More →
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has approved more than $12.5 million in grants to help create and improve outdoor recreation opportunities. Competitive grants are awarded to local government entities on a 50/50 reimbursement basis. The City of Kaufman received a $750,000 non-urban outdoor grant for its project to developRead More →
This content contains affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. I don’t know when or how this happened – it could have been during a period of prolonged burnout when I was craving some sort of escape – but somehow I became fascinatedRead More →
Looking down the Colorado River toward Glenwood Springs at Two Rivers Park, where the City of Glenwood Springs is proposing to build one of three whitewater parks. The city secured a recreational water right for the park, which it had been working on since 2013.Brent Gardner-Smith/Aspen Journalism After a longRead More →
Modern amenities and interior comforts have made life easier in many ways, but they have also helped shape a generation of people who spend much of their time indoors. A 2018 report by international research firm YouGov found that around 90% of study respondents from North America and Europe spendRead More →
Haverhill councilors are urged to consider an outdoor dining plan which, at least temporarily, covers the whole town rather than the town centre. Haverhill Mayor James J. Fiorentini told councilors in a letter on Friday that the proposal simply extends last year’s pandemic-shaped outdoor dining plan, but will ultimately beRead More →
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Sponsored A soothing paddle on the water is good for the soul. (Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Tourism) Spring is the perfect time to be outdoors and explore new things. Your ultimate destination—Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. We’ve compiled a list of springtime adventures that cater to all sorts ofRead More →
The CAC designation, granted by IBCCES, requires full training and certification of guest-facing personnel, as well as on-site examination by IBCCES, which will enable Aventura Parks to provide guests with sensory guides , pre-trip planning tools and other resources to ensure their visit is a success. . Aventura Parks isRead More →
SOLANA BEACH, Calif. — San Diego is full of outdoor spaces to explore — so many that even longtime residents can find an underrated gem in their backyard. Families looking for new things to do this weekend could visit San Dieguito County Park, a beautiful space near Del Mar andRead More →