while preserving the resources of the park system through assistance, education, inspiration and exemplary service to patrons of the City’s parks and trail systems.
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| Nature Hike with a Ranger Join your Round Rock Park Rangers for a free informative Nature Hike this Saturday, June 9th beginning at 10:30 a.m. at the Rabb House (151 N. A.W. Grimes Blvd). No registration necessary! All ages are welcome to enjoy this educational opportunity! The duration of the guided hike will be approximately 45 minutes. Rangers will speak about Urban Wildlife: Vanishing Nature. This will be a moderate hike through heavy brush and uneven ground, please wear pants and good walking shoes. Meet at the Rabb House. Dress appropriately for existing weather conditions. Drinking fountains located at Play for All Park. For dates and locations visit our Upcoming Events section. |  |
| City Nature Challenge Cities around the world will compete on April 27 – 30, 2018 to see which urban area has the most diverse nature and the most engaged residents. City Nature Challenge involves over 60 cities around the world including 7 metro areas in Texas. Join Texas Parks & Wildlife, Texas Master Naturalists, the Audubon Society, and others in a fun challenge to see which city can document the most species. It is easy to participate by joining an event, or making observations on your own using iNaturalist. Any observation in the greater metropolitan area of each city will count during the four day challenge. You can participate by exploring the life in your backyard, in your local park, or on a field trip with your local naturalist group.
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