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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.

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.

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.

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

Earth art is for everyone! We will look at photos of beautiful works of art created using materials in nature. You may feel inspired to go outside and create your own!

Just in time for Halloween, create your own nature mask with the City of Austin’s Grow Green program.

Follow the story and draw along to create a beautiful butterfly! 

Make an incredibly fun, incredibly easy nature bracelet while you explore outside.

We will collect leaves outside and make observations using four of our five senses. Also introduces the idea of sorting and making comparisons of the leaves we observe.

Enjoy a virtual tour of Swede Hill Pocket Park located in East Austin.