Water Park Culture & Trends

New research reports 34 instances of orcas sharing prey with humans worldwide, suggesting possible interspecies altruism and recognition of sentience.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 20, 2026

Over 2 million tires were dumped in Florida’s Osborne Reef to create a ‘revolutionary’ artificial reef, but it caused significant environmental harm, experts say.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 20, 2026

A blue heron was observed catching and securing a gopher, showcasing its hunting skills in a rare and notable event.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 19, 2026

American ginseng, worth $300-$500 per pound, leads to increased poaching activity in national parks, threatening conservation efforts and local communities.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 18, 2026

London’s first designated bathing site on the Thames opens, marking a step forward for river cleanliness and community activism, with local swimmers celebrating.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 16, 2026

This week’s notable images include a rural tractor race in Thailand, a rocket festival in Southeast Asia, and a drone-assisted casualty evacuation drill in Poland.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 15, 2026

Exploring the importance of outdoor activity for well-being, backed by recent initiatives and research highlighting its benefits for mental health.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 15, 2026

Hawaii legislature passes bill to restrict corporate political spending, challenging Supreme Court’s Citizens United ruling; governor’s decision pending.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 14, 2026

Skift Global Forum 2026 emphasizes that proximity and direct conversations among industry leaders are crucial for navigating travel’s evolving landscape.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 13, 2026

A detailed account of a 2014 exploration of Chicago’s historic movable bridges, highlighting their operation, significance, and ongoing fascination.

• All Waterparks Team
• May 13, 2026