Park News
Vaughn’s Creek Restoration in Warner Parks
Discover how Friends of Warner Parks is protecting Vaughn’s Creek and the Harpeth Woods Trail from erosion using reclaimed materials.
Swan Ball Donates $1 Million to Friends of Warner Parks
Thanks to the incredible generosity of Swan Ball’s underwriters, supporters, and 250+ volunteers, Friends of Warner Parks is honored to be the recipient of a $1 million gift from the 2025 Swan Ball. Swan Ball has long been a cornerstone of Nashville’s philanthropic...
Native Grassland Restoration in Warner Parks: Why It Matters
Clare's Meadow. Photo by Terry Cook. Did you know that Tennessee has lost well over 95% of its historic grasslands? These vital ecosystems provide habitat for 90% of rare or endangered species, yet they are disappearing at an alarming rate. In Warner Parks, we are...
Swan Ball 2025 to Benefit Warner Parks
Friends of Warner Parks is deeply honored to be named a beneficiary of Swan Ball 2025, presented by SB Initiative Inc. (SBI). In an exciting first for the event, this year’s Swan Ball will be held in Edwin Warner Park —a stunning backdrop that highlights the very...
First-Ever Prescribed Burn in Warner Parks
Read about the first-ever prescribed burn in Warner Parks to restore native ecosystems, reduce invasives, and improve wildlife habitat.
2024 Holiday Gift Guide
This season, give the gift of Warner Parks! Whether you're shopping for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, or someone who just loves cozy gear, we’ve got something for everyone on your list. For the Golfer Polos, Hats, and Golf TowelsHit the greens in style! Warner...
Percy Warner Golf Course Re-opening
Following a 20-month restoration, the Percy Warner Golf Course has re-opened for public play. Tee times available at (615) 352-9958.
Hemispheric Avian Research: Radio-tagging Wood Thrush Through Motus
The Warner Parks BIRD Program is participating in a hemispheric research and conservation with a goal to radio tag 600 Wood Thrushes globally.
New Dual-use Trails in Percy Warner Park
6 miles of equestrian trails in Percy Warner Park are now open to hikers as well. Check out the new dual-use trails on the Warner Parks trail map!
Purple Martins are Returning to Nashville!
Each March, Purple Martins return to Nashville from South America to roost, signaling the arrival of spring.