Our Impact in Numbers

We believe in the power of community-driven conservation.

Through our partnerships with Texas State Parks, we focus on habitat protection, accessibility, and restoration through community engagement.

Together, we’ve created real, measurable change that supports the long-term health and sustainability of Texas’ natural habitats.

  • Over 6 Acres -

    We assist in the restoration and protection of critical habitats by removing invasive species, planting native flora, and conducting trash removal projects in collaboration with Texas State Parks. By removing harmful species that threaten biodiversity, we create space for native plants and wildlife to thrive. Our efforts support the long-term health and resilience of these ecosystems, helping to preserve vital habitats for future generations.

  • Over 2,300 Plants -

    We restore ecosystems by planting native species, which are crucial for maintaining local biodiversity. These efforts often involve removing invasive plants that disrupt natural habitats and replacing them with species that support local wildlife. Our planting projects help rebuild the natural balance, providing food and shelter for animals, improving soil health, and contributing to the overall resilience of the ecosystems we work to restore.

  • Over 11 Miles -

    We maintain and restore miles of trails to protect local habitats and ensure that visitors stay on designated paths. By clearing overgrowth, installing signage, and repairing damaged sections, we prevent erosion and limit human impact on sensitive ecosystems. Our trail improvement projects, done in partnership with Texas State Parks, promote both accessibility for visitors and protection for the wildlife and plant species that depend on these natural areas.

  • Over 4,800 Hours -

    Our volunteers contribute valuable time to a wide range of outdoor projects that not only protect natural habitats but also provide opportunities for conservation education and fun. These projects, which include painting park facilities, adding new fencing to protect sensitive areas, and restoring trails, allow park rangers to focus on visitor services and park management. By volunteering with us, participants not only learn about the ecosystems they help protect but also engage in hands-on activities that build a deeper connection to nature. Every hour logged helps enhance park infrastructure and safeguard local habitats.

Our impact goes beyond the numbers.

Each acre restored and every volunteer hour logged reflects our commitment to working with Texas State Parks to protect, restore, and make natural spaces accessible to all.

Together, we’re ensuring that Texas’ diverse ecosystems are preserved for future generations.