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We are partnering with Metro Parks and Greenways f We are partnering with Metro Parks and Greenways for Nashville for their “Share the Trails” campaign!  Greenways are for everyone. Swipe to see how you can “Share the Trail” by following a few key steps. Thank you for helping us keep our beloved trails safe and accessible for everyone! 💚  #sharethetrail2026 
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Hike the Warner Woods Loop (White Trail) with the Hike the Warner Woods Loop (White Trail) with the Friends of Warner Parks team!  📍You can access this trail at the Deep Well entrance or from the historic Allèe steps for a beautiful view of Belle Meade Boulevard.  Experience lush forest, scenic views and wildlife sightings like the Red-Bellied Woodpecker in this 2.5 mile loop 🌳  What trail should we hike next? 💚
Ecology interns, Parker Tallman (@sewanee_univofth Ecology interns, Parker Tallman (@sewanee_univofthesouth Class of ‘28) and Mike Sisaye (@lipscombuniversity Class of ‘26), conducted a stream inventory in Vaughn’s Creek yesterday by kick seining (a technique where one person holds the net while the other kicks upstream, stirring fish and crayfish into the net).  As part of the Warner Parks Natural Resources Management Plan, this inventory is used as a guide to determine what species are in our streams, and the health of our waterways in the Parks.  Several species like the Southern Two-lined Salamander, Bigclaw Crayfish, and the Fringed Darter fish were found yesterday.  We are continuing to highlight important conservation efforts happening in Warner Parks in honor of Grow Native, Give Local week - a campaign to raise our monthly donations for ongoing park maintenance.  By setting up monthly giving, you can directly support efforts like these. Donate now at the link in our bio 💚
Our Special Work Education and Trails (S.W.E.A.T) Our Special Work Education and Trails (S.W.E.A.T) crew is back for their 36th season! This program employs hard-working seasonal crew members to improve trails, facilities, and natural areas in Warner Parks. From trail maintenance to tree planting, this team provides a crucial service for preserving our beloved Parks. We are grateful for their time and stewardship! 🌳  Conservation efforts like S.W.E.A.T only happen because of the generosity of our donors. This week, we aim to increase our monthly donors through our Grow Native Give Local campaign.  🔗 You can support conservation efforts like S.W.E.A.T by setting up reoccurring monthly giving at the link in our bio!
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