What does "good" look like?
It looks like a perfect spring day spent enjoying our waterways, picking native berries, and teaching our neighbors about the ecosystem right in our own backyard.
It looks like a perfect spring day spent enjoying our waterways, picking native berries, and teaching our neighbors about the ecosystem right in our own backyard.
Sunday, Skyliners teamed up with A Tale of Two Bridges for an unforgettable day of Bayous + Berries + Bikes + Brews!
A huge thank you to Patterson Park HTX for hosting us and to Emmanuel for helping coordinate the team. It was wonderful to see Matthew and Emily out on the trail!
We didn't just enjoy the weather, we put our environmental focus into action alongside some incredible community partners:
📱 Trail Guides: We had a blast helping guests connect with nature and identify local wildlife using the iNaturalist and Merlin Bird ID apps.
🌳🚲Sharing a vision of good: We learned about the work on new pedestrian bridges that A Tale of Two Bridges has been working on, and about new care for park spaces with Hollywood Trail.
🌳 Growing the Canopy: Trees For Houston joined the fun, giving out native mulberry and elderberry trees to build up our urban green spaces.
💧 Protecting our Water: Bayou City Waterkeeper shared vital information on how we can all work together to protect our local waterways.
When we educate our community and partner with local environmental partners, we guarantee that tomorrow is better than today for Houston's natural spaces.
Want to spend your weekends making a difference? Send us a message to find out about our next service project or social!
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What does "good" look like?
It looks like a perfect spring day spent enjoying our waterways, picking native berries, and teaching our neighbors about the ecosystem right in our own backyard.
It looks like a perfect spring day spent enjoying our waterways, picking native berries, and teaching our neighbors about the ecosystem right in our own backyard.
Sunday, Skyliners teamed up with A Tale of Two Bridges for an unforgettable day of Bayous + Berries + Bikes + Brews!
A huge thank you to Patterson Park HTX for hosting us and to Emmanuel for helping coordinate the team. It was wonderful to see Matthew and Emily out on the trail!
We didn't just enjoy the weather, we put our environmental focus into action alongside some incredible community partners:
📱 Trail Guides: We had a blast helping guests connect with nature and identify local wildlife using the iNaturalist and Merlin Bird ID apps.
🌳🚲Sharing a vision of good: We learned about the work on new pedestrian bridges that A Tale of Two Bridges has been working on, and about new care for park spaces with Hollywood Trail.
🌳 Growing the Canopy: Trees For Houston joined the fun, giving out native mulberry and elderberry trees to build up our urban green spaces.
💧 Protecting our Water: Bayou City Waterkeeper shared vital information on how we can all work together to protect our local waterways.
When we educate our community and partner with local environmental partners, we guarantee that tomorrow is better than today for Houston's natural spaces.
Want to spend your weekends making a difference? Send us a message to find out about our next service project or social!
Drafted with AI assistance, verified by Skyline Rotary.
City Councilman Mario Castillo joined us!
Emmanuel showing a couple where the berries can be found on the map!
]Some shots of the wildflower competition judging!
