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Note: Space is Limited

Upcoming

    • Monday, February 05, 2024
    • 8:30 AM
    • Monday, December 30, 2024
    • 11:30 AM
    • Various Trailheads
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    Volunteer on the Trails!

    If you love hiking the trails, here's a chance to roll up your sleeves and make a difference.  Trail workdays are scheduled from 8:30am-11:30am on the 2nd Saturday of each month, rotating among the trails. Come join this fun and energetic group of dedicated trail volunteers. 

    Please contact Ryan Beach at trails@friendsofbalcones.org if you are interested in participating and would like additional information. 

    Listed below are the monthly trail maintenance workdays at Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge scheduled for 2024.  (Dates  in the summer months are at Warbler Vista where we have lots of shade!)

     13 January  11 May   14 September
     10 February  8 June  12 October
     9 March  13 July  9 November
     13 April  10 August  14 December

    The team is always pleased to welcome new volunteers! Please join us! 

    Questions? Contact trails@friendsofbalcones.org

    Thank you!

    • Tuesday, February 13, 2024
    • 9:00 AM
    • Monday, December 02, 2024
    • 11:00 AM
    • Refuge Headquarters: 24518 E FM1431, Marble Falls, TX 78654
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    Volunteer in the Pollinator Garden!


    Join us on the first Monday of the month from 9:00AM to 11:00AM to help in the pollinator gardens at the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters. Volunteers participate in planting, weeding, mulching, and watering. The gardens attract numerous butterfly and bee species to an array of native flowers from Spring through Fall. Bring your favorite garden gloves!

    Listed below are the monthly garden workdays scheduled for 2024.  

     January  6 May   2 September
     5 February  3 June  7 October
     4 March  1 July  4 November
     1 April  5 August  2 December

    The team is always pleased to welcome new volunteers! Please join us! 

    Questions? Contact Janet Rogal at janet@friendsofbalcones.org.

    Thank you!

    • Saturday, March 23, 2024
    • 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Flying X Ranch: 9480 S FM 1174, Bertram, TX 78605
    • 4
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    Guided Refuge Tour at Peaceful Springs!

    Join us for a peek behind the curtains of Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge. Most of the refuge is closed to the public to allow for restoration and habitat management but now you can experience this part of the refuge with the help of our guided hike leaders!



    Our guided hiking tours on private tracts provide a special opportunity to see portions of the refuge that are set aside exclusively for our native plants and animals! These private tracts are made available to you to view exclusively through our guided hike program.

    These hiking tours move at a moderate place, with stops along the way to discuss the birds, plants, history, geology and habitats of the Refuge. We see many native plants and beautiful views along the way.

    Who is this hike for?

    If you are interested in learning about the beautiful Refuge right in Austin’s backyard, this guided tour is for you! Spend time getting closer to the land by learning some of the important plants, the history, geological features and how this habitat is maintained.

    What kind of hike will this be?

    The hike begins at the Flying X Ranch House and follows 2-tract and fire-break roads. This 3.3 mile hike has minimal elevation gains. The route has little shade with moderate slopes. Be sure to bring plenty of water. There are no facilities on the trail.

    We hike at a moderate pace and have several stops along the way to discuss plants, geology, birds, habitats and more!

    Enjoy long ranging views, learn about how the refuge has changed over time and the conservation work done today to enhance habitats for native Texas Hill Country plants and wildlife. 

    Meeting Location 

    Flying X Ranch: 9480 S FM 1174, Bertram, TX 78605

    Since this hike is on a private tract, one of the hike leaders will meet you at the Flying X gate located on 1174 and give you access. Once all registered participants are checked in, we will go to the trailhead from there.

    Please be there 15 minutes before the hike start time so that we can start the hike promptly.  Once the hike begins, no one will be monitoring the gate.

    Facilities

    Please note that since this is not a public trail, restrooms and drinking water are not available at the trailhead. 

    Equipment

    As always, wear appropriate shoes, bring plenty of water, bug spray, and sunscreen. Due to slippery rocks on the trail, hiking poles are also highly recommended.

    Weather Advisory and Other Cancellations

    In the event that we need to cancel due to extreme weather or other unforeseen conditions you will be notified via email and text.

    Participant Cancellations

    Our hikes are popular and often have wait lists, if you need to cancel, we ask that you try to do so at least 48 hours in advance so that a wait-list participant is notified in adequate time to be able to join us on the trail! You can cancel in two ways:

    • Log in to your profile on the Friends website and use the my event registration link to cancel your registration

    • Send us an email at hikes@friendsofbalcones.org



    • Tuesday, March 26, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Doeskin Ranch Trailhead: 9481 FM-1174, Bertram, Texas, 78605
    • 17
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    Explore the Beauty of Wildflowers at Doeskin Ranch!

    Stop and smell the wildflowers on this wander through the beautiful trails of Doeskin Ranch!

    On this wildflower wander, we will stop and take the time to get to know the beautiful wildflowers on the Refuge. We will work together using guides and nature applications to identify the flowers and appreciate their purposes and uses.

    This hike is a great opportunity to learn about wildflowers, and take a break from the busy pace of life :) This is also a great opportunity to learn how to use your wildflower guides and get to know some of the nature applications you can use to identify flowers wherever you are!

    Who is this hike for?

    If you enjoy spending time getting closer to nature, this is a great hike for you! Wildflowers come in many different shapes, sizes and colors, and we will take the time to examine them as we move through the trail.

    If you are familiar with flowers and plants, we welcome your knowledge on this hike as well all work together to learn more about the natural world around us.

    We will stay on easily accessible, relatively flat trails and move at a slow pace. 

    How difficult is this hike?

    This is an easy hike on relatively flat terrain. We will walk on the Creek Trail (0.6 miles) and time permitting, on the Pond & Prairie Trail (0.5 miles). There may be loose or slippery rocks in some areas so we still recommend you wear appropriate closed toed walking or hiking shoes.

    What should I bring on this walk?

    Please consider bringing a camera and your wildflower guide if you have one! There will be plenty of time to appreciate and photograph the flowers, as well as use the wildflower guides to identify them.

    We also recommend the following nature based applications to help you identify birds and flowers. Please download these in advance if you’d like to use them because Doeskin Ranch has very limited reception. We may not be able to use these on the trail based on the limited reception, but we will attempt to use them where it is available so we can demonstrate how to use them -

    • Seek (by iNaturalist)

    • iNaturalist

    • Merlin (by Cornell Lab of Ornithology)

    PHONE RECEPTION: Some phone-based GPS’ will not work in this area. A printable/downloadable map can be found here.

    WEATHER ADVISORY & OTHER CANCELLATIONS:In the event that we need to cancel due to extreme weather or other unforeseen conditions you will be notified via email before 10:00 AM on the day of the hike.

    PARTICIPANT CANCELLATIONS:Our hikes are popular and often have wait lists, if you need to cancel, we ask that you try to do so at least 48 hours in advance so that a wait-list participant is notified in adequate time to be able to join us on the trail! You can cancel in two ways:

    • Log in to your profile on the Friends website and use the my event registration link to cancel your registration

    • Send us an email at hikes@friendsofbalcones.org.  Looking forward to seeing you at the Refuge!



    • Saturday, March 30, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Doeskin Ranch Trailhead: 10645 FM-1174, Bertram, Texas, 78605
    • 3
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    Connect with nature in a new way through our “Hiking the Artist Way” hike!


    This will be a guided hike on the BCNWR Doeskin Ranch Trail, led by Holly Morris.  

    We will hike along this beautiful trail with an artist's eye, stopping along the way to observe what we see and to discuss landscape painting and nature art journaling concepts that will include the basics of composition, values, light and color. 

    This is for beginners as well as experienced artists. 

    Registered participants do not need to bring art supplies and will be provided with resource materials including a small journal to take home.  Artists may bring their own sketchbook and supplies if they wish.  

    Who is this hike for?

    If you enjoy connecting with the natural world, this is the hike for you! Spend time with other creative nature appreciators, and be inspired by the beauty of the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge.

    How difficult is this hike?

    This hike will be a slow paced hike with frequent stops to appreciate and engage in various art discussions and exercises. The trails are eroded in places with loose rocks in some areas. There may be some moderate inclines or descents on various parts of the walk.

    Hike Details

    • In order to map to the trailhead, you can use this link, or search "Doeskin Ranch Trailhead" in Google maps. To get to the trailhead, walk on the paved path into the refuge, and meet near the restrooms beneath the large oak tree (pin here for reference)

    • Cell phone service is very spotty at Doeskin Ranch, therefore, it is helpful to review your GPS map to the Trailhead prior to leaving your house in case your GPS drops. For a view of the trail maps, see this refuge brochure.

    • There are restrooms available at the trailhead only, these will be located very close to where you will start the hike.

    • Your guides will greet you at the trailhead closest to the restrooms, they will likely be holding a clipboard and checking people in as you arrive! They will be there about 15 minutes prior to the hike to start the check-in.

    EQUIPMENT:As always, wear appropriate shoes, bring plenty of water, bug spray, and sunscreen.



    • Saturday, April 13, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Quarry Canyon Trailhead; Warbler Vista, West of Lago Vista on 1431
    • 12
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    Connect with nature and other nature-lovers with a group hike at Warbler Vista!

    The second Saturday of every month we will have a group hike at Warbler Vista guided by our trail guides so you can learn about the birds, plants, history and MORE of this wonderful public trail!

    Join us for multiple months to see the beauty of the Refuge evolve across the seasons


    Our guided hiking tours on public trails are a great introduction to the trail system at the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge.

    These hiking tours move at a moderate place, with stops along the way to discuss the birds, plants, history, geology and habitats of the Refuge. We see many native plants and beautiful views along the way.

    Who is this hike for?

    If you are interested in learning about the beautiful Refuge right in Austin’s backyard, this guided tour is for you! Spend time with experts on the trail learning about this beautiful environment that is open for you to visit year-round!

    What kind of hike will this be?

    This is a 2.1 mile hike through a beautiful oak-juniper forest. On this hike, we will take a path that meanders up the steep new Quarry Canyon trail, then over to Vista Knoll and Cactus Rocks before descending on the Boulder trail.

    We consider this a moderate difficulty hike due to the inclines, descents, and the occasionally rocky or slippery portions of the trail. We hike at a moderate pace, with about 8-9 pre-determined stops to share information about this wonderful place that so many plants and animals call home!

    On this hike we will pause at moss-covered seeps that feed the Colorado River watershed, wander through the forested hillside, see huge limestone boulders and canyons, and have stops throughout to share information about unique Texas plants and animals that call the refuge home.

    In the Spring time, we have many feathered friends at the Refuge, so we may take longer pauses at various areas to listen to the bird calls and identify birds. Bring your binoculars to look with us!

    MEETING LOCATION: There are multiple trailheads at Warbler Vista. We will meet at the Quarry Canyon Trailhead. There is parking available at the trailhead.

    RESTROOMS: There are restrooms at Warbler Vista at the Warbler Vista parking lot which is the next parking lot after the Quarry Canyon Trailhead.

    EQUIPMENT:As always, wear appropriate shoes, bring plenty of water, bug spray, and sunscreen. Due to slippery rocks on the trail, hiking poles are also highly recommended.

    GROUP SIZE:Registration is limited to 15 participants for this hike.

    WEATHER ADVISORY & OTHER CANCELLATIONS:In the event that we need to cancel due to extreme weather or other unforeseen conditions you will be notified via email and text at least two hours prior to the hike start time.

    PARTICIPANT CANCELLATIONS:Our hikes are popular and often have wait lists, if you need to cancel, we ask that you try to do so at least 48 hours in advance so that a wait-list participant is notified in adequate time to be able to join us on the trail! You can cancel in two ways:

    • Log in to your profile on the Friends website and use the my event registration link to cancel your registration

    • Send us an email at hikes@friendsofbalcones.org.  Looking forward to seeing you at the Refuge!

    • Sunday, April 14, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Refuge HQ: 24518 Ranch Road 1431, Marble Falls, TX
    • 26
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    Explore the Beauty of Wildflowers at Doeskin Ranch!

    Stop and smell the wildflowers on this wander at the Refuge HQ, including a small portion of the Martin Tract!

    On this wildflower wander, we will stop and take the time to get to know the beautiful wildflowers on the Refuge. We will work together using guides and nature applications to identify the flowers and appreciate their purposes and uses.

    This hike is a great opportunity to learn about wildflowers, and take a break from the busy pace of life :) This is also a great opportunity to learn how to use your wildflower guides and get to know some of the nature applications you can use to identify flowers wherever you are!

    Who is this hike for?

    If you enjoy spending time getting closer to nature, this is a great hike for you! Wildflowers come in many different shapes, sizes and colors, and we will take the time to examine them as we move through the trail.

    If you are familiar with flowers and plants, we welcome your knowledge on this hike as well all work together to learn more about the natural world around us.

    We will stay on easily accessible, relatively flat trails and move at a slow pace. 

    How difficult is this hike?

    This is an easy hike on relatively flat terrain. This hike will include portions of the Refuge HQ, and, time permitting, a trip out to a small portion of the Martin Tract which involves a short car drive behind the Refuge HQ.

    What should I bring on this walk?

    Please consider bringing a camera and your wildflower guide if you have one! There will be plenty of time to appreciate and photograph the flowers, as well as use the wildflower guides to identify them.

    We also recommend the following nature based applications to help you identify birds and flowers. Please download these in advance if you’d like to use them because Doeskin Ranch has very limited reception. We may not be able to use these on the trail based on the limited reception, but we will attempt to use them where it is available so we can demonstrate how to use them -

    • Seek (by iNaturalist)

    • iNaturalist

    • Merlin (by Cornell Lab of Ornithology)

    PHONE RECEPTION: Some phone-based GPS’ will not work in this area. A printable/downloadable map can be found here.

    WEATHER ADVISORY & OTHER CANCELLATIONS:In the event that we need to cancel due to extreme weather or other unforeseen conditions you will be notified via email before 10:00 AM on the day of the hike.

    PARTICIPANT CANCELLATIONS:Our hikes are popular and often have wait lists, if you need to cancel, we ask that you try to do so at least 48 hours in advance so that a wait-list participant is notified in adequate time to be able to join us on the trail! You can cancel in two ways:

    • Log in to your profile on the Friends website and use the my event registration link to cancel your registration

    • Send us an email at hikes@friendsofbalcones.org.  Looking forward to seeing you at the Refuge!



    • Sunday, April 21, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Doeskin Ranch Trailhead: 9481 FM-1174, Bertram, Texas, 78605
    • 30
    Register

    Explore the Beauty of Wildflowers at Doeskin Ranch!

    Stop and smell the wildflowers on this wander through the beautiful trails of Doeskin Ranch!

    On this wildflower wander, we will stop and take the time to get to know the beautiful wildflowers on the Refuge. We will work together using guides and nature applications to identify the flowers and appreciate their purposes and uses.

    This hike is a great opportunity to learn about wildflowers, and take a break from the busy pace of life :) This is also a great opportunity to learn how to use your wildflower guides and get to know some of the nature applications you can use to identify flowers wherever you are!

    Who is this hike for?

    If you enjoy spending time getting closer to nature, this is a great hike for you! Wildflowers come in many different shapes, sizes and colors, and we will take the time to examine them as we move through the trail.

    If you are familiar with flowers and plants, we welcome your knowledge on this hike as well all work together to learn more about the natural world around us.

    How difficult is this hike?

    On this hike we will ascend the Rim Rock Trail to see the flowers at the top of the plateau! Therefore, we will be both ascending and descending some portions of the trail which can be steep and rocky. 

    What should I bring on this walk?

    Please consider bringing a camera and your wildflower guide if you have one! There will be plenty of time to appreciate and photograph the flowers, as well as use the wildflower guides to identify them.

    We also recommend the following nature based applications to help you identify birds and flowers. Please download these in advance if you’d like to use them because Doeskin Ranch has very limited reception. We may not be able to use these on the trail based on the limited reception, but we will attempt to use them where it is available so we can demonstrate how to use them -

    • Seek (by iNaturalist)

    • iNaturalist

    • Merlin (by Cornell Lab of Ornithology)



    • Sunday, April 21, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Doeskin Ranch Trailhead: 10645 FM-1174, Bertram, Texas, 78605
    • 0
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    Connect with nature and other nature-lovers with a group hike at Doeskin Ranch!

    The third Sunday of every month we will have a group hike at Doeskin Ranch guided by our trail guides so you can learn about the birds, plants, history and MORE of this wonderful public trail!

    Join us for multiple months to see the beauty of the Refuge evolve across the seasons

    Rolling hills full of grasslands and ashe juniper trees

    Our guided hiking tours on public trails are a great introduction to the trail system at the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge.

    Our hiking tours move at a moderate place, with stops along the way to discuss the birds, plants, history, geology and habitats of the Refuge. We see many native plants and beautiful views along the way.

    Who is this hike for?

    If you are interested in learning about the beautiful Refuge right in Austin’s backyard, this guided tour is for you! Spend time with experts on the trail learning about this beautiful environment that is open for you to visit year-round!

    How difficult is this hike?

    Doeskin Ranch has a mix of easy flat terrain as well as uphill and downhill climbs that we rate as moderately difficult due to the inclines and rocky trails.

    The trails lead us through grasslands, and along creeks and also through mixed juniper oak hillsides. 

    Throughout the hike we will pause to look at plants, birds and to share information about the history, geology and other aspects of this trail and therefore you will have frequent opportunities to pause and look more closely at your surroundings.

    START TIME:This hike should take approximately 2.5-3 hours.

    EQUIPMENT:As always, wear appropriate shoes, bring plenty of water, bug spray, and sunscreen. Due to slippery rocks on the trail, hiking poles are also highly recommended.

    PHONE RECEPTION: Some phone-based GPS’ will not work in this area. A printable/downloadable map can be found here.

    GROUP SIZE:Registration is limited to 15 participants for this hike.

    WEATHER ADVISORY & OTHER CANCELLATIONS:In the event that we need to cancel due to extreme weather or other unforeseen conditions you will be notified via email and text at least two hours prior to the hike start time.

    PARTICIPANT CANCELLATIONS:Our hikes are popular and often have wait lists, if you need to cancel, we ask that you try to do so at least 48 hours in advance so that a wait-list participant is notified in adequate time to be able to join us on the trail! You can cancel in two ways:



    • Saturday, May 11, 2024
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Doeskin Ranch Trailhead: 10645 FM-1174, Bertram, Texas, 78605
    • 1
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    Bring your cameras and enjoy the many photo opportunities at Doeskin Ranch!

    Photo by Richard Gaines


    This photo stroll will be a great way to stop and appreciate the beauty of the Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge.

    Guided hike leader and photographer Richard Gaines will share information on the refuge and share photography tips to help you get some great photos of this beautiful area!

    You can view some of Richard's art and photographs here!:https://www.rgainesstudiosart.com/

    Who is this hike for?

    If you are interested in nature photography and continuing to expand your skill sets, then this hike is for you! Any level of photography experience is welcome, we will walk and experiment together. 

    We recommend you only bring gear that is easily portable.

    EQUIPMENT:In addition to bringing your photography equipment, wear appropriate shoes, bring plenty of water, bug spray, and sunscreen. Due to slippery rocks on the trail, hiking poles are also highly recommended.

    PHONE RECEPTION: Some phone-based GPS’ will not work in this area. A printable/downloadable map can be found here.

    WEATHER ADVISORY & OTHER CANCELLATIONS:In the event that we need to cancel due to extreme weather or other unforeseen conditions you will be notified via email.

    PARTICIPANT CANCELLATIONS:Our hikes are popular and often have wait lists, if you need to cancel, we ask that you try to do so at least 48 hours in advance so that a wait-list participant is notified in adequate time to be able to join us on the trail! You can cancel in two ways:

    • Log in to your profile on the Friends website and use the my event registration link to cancel your registration

    • Send us an email at hikes@friendsofbalcones.org.  Looking forward to seeing you at the Refuge!


ANNUAL Birding Festival HIGHLIGHTS


Sparrow

Sparrowfest

Feb 3, 2024 

SparrowFest is an annual event that celebrates the nearly 20 species of sparrows that spend their winters in Texas. Guided by experienced birding guides, local bird lovers flock to the refuge to see how many different sparrows they can spot and to celebrate the diversity of the little brown birds.

Bird list from 2023.

Songbird on a branch

BALCONES SONGBIRD FESTIVAL

April 26-27, 2024

The Balcones Canyonlands Songbird Festival is an annual celebration of nature through a collection of interpretive events designed to help you experience both bird species and their habitat. Experienced guides host bird walks on closed portions of the refuge and help birders from around the world add to their life lists. See you next Spring! 


SPRING BREAK ACTIVITY MATERIALS

Kinder-3rd Grade  (Downloadable PDF)

4th-7th Grade (Downloadable PDF)

High School (Downloadable PDF)

Nature Tracks Guide (Downloadable PDF)

PAST ACTIVITIES

Here’s some examples from previous events.  

Keep an eye on the calendar as many of these previous events and activities were so popular that we will be scheduling them again!

Opt Outside Hike: Where would you rather be on Black Friday, fighting the crowds or enjoying the peace and quiet of nature on a lovely guided hike. We started with an easy-to-moderate hike through grasslands, and along the north end of the creek. We saw lots of diverse habitat and plants, and heard lots of birds. Then we continued the hike along the creek, up the hill, circled the ridge along the Rim Rock Trail for some amazing, long-range views. A much better place to be on the Friday after Thanksgiving.
Native Plants: Are you ready to go native? What makes a plant a “native”? Why should we care? If I buy Lantana at a box store, isn’t it a native? If I want to attract birds, bees and butterflies, what should I plant? Are cedars and mesquite native? Are their good and bad natives? What's wrong with St. Augustine? Presenters from the Native Plant Society of Texas, Linda O’Nan and Jan Warren, answered these questions and so many more. Their talk was followed by a plant walk along two of our most popular tails.
Reptiles: Daniel Carter talked about native reptiles. A great activity for kids. Daniel shared some of his turtles, snakes, salamanders and lizards, and discussed their unique characteristics and explained their importance to our habitat.
Science Mill: From their bio lab to exploring the human body, a slice at a time, from the story of water to the mystery of fractals in nature, our tour guide helped us experience how nature, science and art intersect to create a world of curiosity and beauty in their creative and interactive exhibits. By igniting the curiosity of students, it inspires them to pursue post-secondary education, the Science Mill experience starts students on the path to a life-long career in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
Olive Oil: We took a field trip to the Texas Hill Country Olive Company is family-owned and they are passionate about what they do, and the most awarded olive oil company in Texas, located in the beautiful and beloved "Texas Hill Country" of Dripping Springs Texas. Since day one the focus has been on preserving the natural beauty of the area while providing fresh locally produced extra virgin olive oil and other premium quality products. We had a private tour in the olive grove and went into the Mill to see (and taste) some of their award-winning olive oils. It was a fascinating education on olive tree growing and producing extra virgin olive oil with a wide range of flavors.


SUGGESTIONS/COMMENTS

We welcome your ideas for future events! 

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About Us

The Friends of Balcones Canyonlands NWR is a 501(c)(3) organization whose primary purpose is to support the mission of the Refuge in restoring and protecting the habitat. The Friends are committed to building a diverse, vibrant community that appreciates, supports, and connects with nature in a meaningful way.

Become a Member

Join the Friends in protecting the wildlife and habitat, and supporting the mission of the Refuge. Start by taking a hike or  attending an event, by watching the seasons change through what’s blooming, or by just watching a hawk soar, or even just sitting still and listening to the songbirds sing. You can have a positive impact. Come find your refuge at the Refuge and join the fun!

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PO Box 4678

Lago Vista, TX 78645

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