This interactive map allows users to view parkland, facilities, amenities and trails, along with their detailed information!

The Birdability Map is a crowdsourced map that describes in detail the accessibility features of birding locations all over the world. It is a work-in-progress, and anyone can contribute to it by submitting a Birdability Site Review.

Through education, outreach and advocacy, Birdability works to ensure the birding community and the outdoors are welcoming, inclusive, safe and accessible for everybody. Visit their website to learn more about birding, accessibility and inclusion initiatives, events, resources, & more!

Download a set of 6 Austin Parks Foundation coloring pages that celebrate trees, pollinators, and connecting to nature!

Become a Super Sapling Superhero with the City of Austin’s Urban Forest Program by completing a tree-themed adventure.

Join the Zilker Botanical Garden to learn more about the monarch migration and how you can support monarch butterflies on their journey south.

New to Austin gardening? Love our creeks, lakes and aquifer? Want to help prevent water pollution? If so, before you go on a planting spree, we have lots of tips to help you make the most of your landscaping work.

Learn about our local trees and the creatures that rely on them with the printable A Guide to Austin’s Forest Coloring Book. También disponible en Español.

Trace the evolutionary origins of pollination and explore the extraordinary diversity and complexity of pollination systems in modern flowering plants in this one-hour webinar.

This one-hour webinar presentation will cover the rich range of diversity in Texas' native bees.

Choose crayons, markers, colored pencils, or paint to color in your own butterfly.

Explore your own neighborhood with an interactive nature walk.

Join Festival Beach Food Forest (FBFF) on a video tour of different indigenous pollinators found at the FBFF and how they benefit our edible landscaping.

We hope that everyone agrees that vibrant human social diversity can lead to vibrant biodiversity. Fruitful Commons has provided a pre-recorded deep dive panel session with local diversity, equity and inclusion experts to help gardeners and other naturalists like you to learn creative and effective ways to pollinate and root with all of Austin’s Communities.

Request seeds or learn more about what and when to plant in Central Texas with the Seed Collection.