About this Event
Calling all garden lovers! This educational event will focus on learning about the native plant pollinator gardens with a special focus on monarch butterflies. Come discover the magic of butterflies, bees, moths, hummingbirds and flowers at the pollinator garden in Richard Moya park. Event features gardening opportunities and education with Texas Master Naturalists Balcones Canyonland Chapter and the Travis County Parks Foundation. Open to all ages.
Our Community Stewardship series offers volunteer service and educational opportunities for all ages to learn and participate in stewardship, community service, and support our Travis County Parks system.
Please bring:
- A water bottle
- Sun protection
Travis County Parks Foundation
Travis County Parks Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting, enhancing, and celebrating the 13,000+ acres of green space that make up our incredible Travis County Parks system. Through community-driven initiatives, immersive outdoor experiences, and impactful advocacy, we work to ensure that everyone, today and for generations to come, has access to well-maintained, vibrant parks that inspire adventure, connection, and stewardship. From expanding trails and dark sky programming to volunteer-driven conservation efforts, we champion the belief that parks are essential to our health, happiness, and shared future. Learn more at traviscountyparksfoundation.org or follow us @heartoftcparks
Travis County Parks Foundation is proud to host as part of the City of Austin's Roots & Wings Festival, which celebrates nature in our city. Learn more about the festival at .
Thank you for helping us keep our parks beautiful!
Questions about registration? Email Ailisha at [email protected]
Event venue & nearby stays
Richard Moya Park, 10001 Burleson Road, Austin, United States
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