Con impresionantes acantilados de piedra caliza, senderos sombreados y una rica historia cultural, el Parque Pease hace que Austin se sienta como tal.

 

Pease Park Conservancy celebra la diversa ecología e historia que hacen que el primer parque público de Austin sea valioso y único. La Conservación trabaja para restaurar, mejorar y mantener este espacio verde público de 84 acres para el uso sostenible y el disfrute de todos.

 
 

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El Parque Pease, un oasis al aire libre en el corazón de Austin, ofrece oportunidades de juego en el extremo sur y una inmersión en la naturaleza al recorrer los senderos hacia el norte.

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Descubra más sobre Pease Park Conservancy, nuestros años de administración y nuestra visión del futuro de Pease.

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¿Listo para dar el siguiente paso? Únase a Conservancy en un proyecto de voluntariado en el parque o conviértase en colaborador y ayude a mantener Pease verde para las generaciones venideras.

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A note about Pease Park Conservancy’s events: If you sign up, please make every effort to show up. Our events are free so all community members can attend. We plan our events to be meaningful for the number of people who register to be there, so please make every effort to attend if you have registered. Thank you!

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Mothing at Pease Park
Apr 26
Mothing at Pease Park

Dr. Curtis Eckerman, Department Chair of Biology at Austin Community College, is a friend of Pease Park and an expert in moths. Each year he leads his students in moth studies in Kingsbury Commons and wishes to share this passion with others. He and his class will be stationed along the Eastern trail of Kingsbury Commons between 7:00 and 9:00pm. Stop by to learn about some of the species found within Pease Park and build community in conservation.

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Kids Yoga with ATX Yoga Girl
May 2
Kids Yoga with ATX Yoga Girl

Join Cynthia Bernard, founder of ATX Yoga Girl LLC for our NEW bi-monthly kid’s yoga series! 

We believe in supporting kids with their physical, mental, and emotional well-being. This FREE Kid’s Yoga program is a unique heart-felt opportunity for youth ages 6-10 to connect with their peers, with themselves in a safe and supportive nature-based space. Drop-off is available but parent must remain on-site in case of emergency. 

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First Saturday Cycle the City with Austin Youth Fitness
May 4
First Saturday Cycle the City with Austin Youth Fitness

Pease Park Conservancy is happy to partner with Austin Youth Fitness to bring FREE youth fitness classes to Pease Park!

Join Austin Youth Fitness for a sample of their kids biking program! Bikers will become familiar with bicycle safety, learn the rules of the road, and will gain strength in their biking ability. For the Free Saturday event, participants will adventure from Pease Park down the Shoal Creek Trail approximately 1-2 miles, then back to the park for a fun finish! This is for experienced bikers ages 7 to 11, who can start, stop, and maneuver with control, and are comfortable going up and down hills. Participants will need their own bike and helmet.

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A Beacon of Moth Lights by Dr. Curtis Eckerman
A Beacon of Moth Lights by Dr. Curtis Eckerman

Dr. Curtis Eckerman, Department Chair of Biology at Austin Community College, is a friend of Pease Park and an expert in moths. Each semester he leads his students in moth studies in Kingsbury Commons and wishes to share this passion with others.

As our featured April blogpost in our series (Conversations in Conservation), he has given us a sneak peek into the magic of mothing.

This spring Dr. Eckerman has graciously extended the invitation for all Austinites to join him and his students in a moth expedition. Click here to join!

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It's Time for the Troll Trek
It's Time for the Troll Trek

The Thomas Dambo team and Pease Park Conservancy volunteers have been hard at work, and our Austin troll is complete! We invite you to come take the Troll Trek and here is how…

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Pease Park Troll - Where Did the Wood Come From?
Pease Park Troll - Where Did the Wood Come From?

Curious about the materials used to build the Pease Park troll?

More than 80% of Malin’s Fountain is made from recycled, repurposed, or found materials. A local sawmill with the mission of giving new life to Austin’s fallen trees, Harvest Lumber Co. recovered materials from a research test tank at The University of Texas JJ Pickle Research Center and custom-milled it to be used for Malin’s Fountain’s exterior cladding. Here are some more specifics.

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Gracias a Casey Dunn y Ashley Nava-Monteros por las fotografías utilizadas en la web.