S. RES. 686 makes May 18, 2024, a special day called "Kids to Parks Day," where families are encouraged to go outside, have fun, and enjoy nature at parks. This day helps kids learn to love nature, stay active, and enjoy time together with the community.

The EXPLORE Act is like a plan to make parks and outdoor places more fun and easier to visit, by fixing paths, adding internet, and helping people who might find it hard to join in. It also wants to make sure soldiers and their families can enjoy these spaces too!

Outdoor Afro is turning 15 years old, and the Senate wants to say "great job" for helping Black Americans enjoy activities like hiking and camping with friends, and for teaching water safety too!

The United States Senate has decided that June 2024 will be called "Great Outdoors Month," which is a special time to enjoy playing outside and having fun in nature! This idea is to remind everyone how important playing outside is, for both feeling happy and staying healthy.

H. RES. 1464 is a message from the U.S. House of Representatives saying that it's important for people in the Latino community to enjoy nature and help take care of it. They want to have a special week in September called "Latino Conservation Week" to celebrate their efforts.

The EXPLORE Act is a plan to make it easier and more fun for people to play and enjoy nature on public lands, like parks and forests, by adding more activities like biking and hiking, improving internet access, and making sure everyone, including people with disabilities, can join in the fun.

H. R. 5665 wants to make sure that everyone, including people with disabilities, can enjoy places like nature trails and campsites by checking and improving how easy they are to use. The plan is for special people in the government to look closely at these areas and make them better, then share the news about these changes with everyone.

H.R. 6492, called the "EXPLORE Act," is a plan to make outdoor fun places like parks and campsites nicer and easier to visit by adding bike trails and internet access; it wants to be fair and careful, so it thinks about how money is spent and how nature stays safe.

S. 4006 wants to make rules that help towns and cities grow by improving parks, tourism, and repairs, and it also plans to give money to places that really need it. Some people worry this might cost a lot and might not say clearly how the money must be used.

H. RES. 1534 is like a big thank-you card from grown-ups in Congress to a group called Outdoor Afro, which helps Black people have fun and learn in nature. They don't ask for money or tell anyone to do stuff, they're just saying, "Great job, Outdoor Afro!"

The MVP Act is like a plan to make parks and lakes nicer and easier for soldiers and veterans to use, by adding new paths, improving old ones, and making sure everyone, including those with disabilities, can enjoy them. It also encourages hiring veterans to help take care of these beautiful places.

H.R. 8603 wants to try something new by making a special ticket that lets people go to parks and nature places run by both the U.S. and state governments without needing separate tickets for each. They will test this idea for a few years to see if people like it and if it works well.

The EXPLORE Act is a plan to make it easier and more fun for people to enjoy nature in places like national parks by fixing paths and building more access so everyone, including those with special needs, can join in. It also talks about how to keep all these things fair and safe, like deciding how much money should be spent or charged for these activities.