The Arkansas Parks & Recreation Foundation has helped direct millions of dollars in private funding into some of Arkansas’ most visible outdoor recreation projects, including Monument Trails, climbing areas and
Arkansas schools have an opportunity to expand outdoor and conservation education programs with more than $690,000 in grant funding now available statewide. The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission and the
A federal program responsible for tens of millions of dollars in improvements to Arkansas national parks, wildlife refuges and other public lands is awaiting action from Congress after its original
Pulaski County will give the public its first look at a new countywide vision for trails and active transportation during a public event Saturday, September 12, at Two Rivers Park.
Central Arkansas residents, businesses, schools, nonprofits and local governments have an opportunity to help expand the region’s tree canopy through an ambitious program offering native trees at no cost. The
Arkansas students ages 10 to 17 are being encouraged to share their outdoor experiences through a new statewide writing contest focused on recreation in the Natural State. Gov. Sarah Huckabee
With wildfire activity increasing across Arkansas, a new online tool gives residents and outdoor recreationists a better way to see where fires are burning before heading outside. The Arkansas Department
Last week, Little Rock announced that the damaged pedestrian bridge over Markham Street serving the Arkansas School for the Deaf and Arkansas School for the Blind will be demolished, with
The Arkansas Office of Outdoor Recreation has officially launched the Guide ARK Directory, giving residents and visitors a new way to find verified outdoor guides across The Natural State. The
ROLAND, Ark., Arkansas welcomed more visitors than ever before in 2025, setting new records for visitation, visitor spending, tourism tax collections, and statewide economic impact, according to the annual Arkansas
