Park Stewards Program Fall Series: Reimers Ranch

Program Overview

Our Park Stewards program aims to train and support community as lifelong stewards of Travis County parks, promote conservation, and nature learning in partnership with nonprofits, community organizations, schools, businesses and groups.

This program happens monthly over the course of four months with 2 hr modules each month. Each module, Park Stewards will learn about their Travis County park, receive information on conservation, and experience nature-based learning centered around different paths of park stewardship led by organizations and local groups. Upon the completion of the program, Park Stewards will complete a volunteer project or 20 volunteer hours to support existing projects within six months of program completion.

Class Dates

This program is a four-part program series running from September-December. Second Sundays of the month from 10:00am-12:00pm; 9/13, 10/11, 11/8, & 12/13. We ask that registrants commit to attending at least 3/4 of the sessions to complete the program.

Lesson Topics

• Welcome! Building a connection with your local park: Program introduction, intro to Land Stewardship & building your personal land ethic, history of Reimers Ranch, interpretive hike
• Wildlife of Reimers Ranch: Fauna of Reimers Ranch led by Park Staff
• Pollinator Conservation: Monarch migration and the benefits of pollinator gardens (at Hamilton Pool) led by TX Master Naturalists
• Park Advocacy and Stewardship: Become a park champion and help shape the future of Travis County parks, stewardship project planning, native plant dying/pressing and graduation!

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.

Questions about registration? Email Ailisha at ailisha@traviscountyparksfoundation.org.