Austin's Parks and Recreation Director, Jesús Aguirre, will hold a Community Listening Session on April 26 at the Oswaldo A.B. Cantu/Pan American Recreation Center.

The Walsh Boat Landing in Austin honors William Walsh, a significant influencer on the city’s architecture, celebrating his legacy on March 23 at the landing site.

Jesús Aguirre, the new head of Austin's Parks and Recreation Department, is conducting a Community Listening Session to gather public input on local parks and recreation.

Austin Parks Foundation organized a citywide park cleanup, with volunteers participating in various environmental maintenance activities, supported by local businesses, and encouraging community spirit and physical activity.

Austin's urban forest is handled by the Parks and Recreation Department's Forestry Team, focusing on environmental, economic, and social benefits provided by over 300,000 trees in parklands. They aim for a diverse and sustainable canopy by 2034.

Brownie Neighborhood Park in Austin celebrates its first phase of enhancements with a ribbon-cutting event, featuring new amenities like a picnic pavilion and an updated playground.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission granted over $30.9 million for park projects, with $4 million targeted for Central Texas to enhance public recreational spaces.

An injured Egyptian Goose named Steven was successfully rescued and treated after being found with an arrow in its plumage at Mueller Lake Park, Austin.

Austin is launching diverse summer camps for youth aged 5-15, with inclusive programs including specialized offerings for therapeutic recreation and cultural arts. Registration starts in February with financial aid available for eligible families.

Kyle, Texas, is actively addressing its increasing feral hog issue that is causing damage to parks and trails by hiring trappers, warning residents to take precautions, and monitoring the environmental impacts.

The article highlights lesser-known parks in Austin, Texas, which provide tranquility and various recreational activities, detailing amenities and encouraging responsible enjoyment of these green spaces.

Austin's "Our Parks, Our Future" is a 10-year strategic plan by PARD to enhance green spaces through land acquisition, facility improvements, and new amenities until 2030, with public involvement in its development.

Jesús Aguirre was appointed as Austin's Parks and Recreation Department Director, bringing over two decades of public service experience, including leadership roles in Seattle and Washington, D.C.'s parks systems.