Special Work, Education and Trails
Miles of Trail Maintenance
Trees Planted in a season
It Takes SWEAT to Maintain Warner Parks’ Trails


Work, Learn, Earn—Team Members Trade SWEAT for Environmental Education.

Did You Know?
Warner Parks Have Two Tree Trails—One In Percy Warner and One in Edwin Warner Park.
The Tree Trails were originally established in 1996 by Naturalists Margo Farnsworth and Judy Dulin, who also wrote a comprehensive booklet detailing identification tips and information about each tree.

Did You Know?
Warner Parks Have Two Tree Trails—One In Percy Warner and One in Edwin Warner Park.
The Tree Trails were originally established in 1996 by Naturalists Margo Farnsworth and Judy Dulin, who also wrote a comprehensive booklet detailing identification tips and information about each tree.

Did You Know?
Warner Parks Have Two Tree Trails—One In Percy Warner and One in Edwin Warner Park.
The Tree Trails were originally established in 1996 by Naturalists Margo Farnsworth and Judy Dulin, who also wrote a comprehensive booklet detailing identification tips and information about each tree.
Ready to SWEAT?
Our seasonal SWEAT crews are energetic, fun, and need all the help they can get!
Contact us to get involved.
Call (615) 862-8555
Program Sponsorship
Nashville area businesses can play a vital role in funding this program and our parks.
Contact us about ways your organization can help.
Call (615) 862-8555
Upcoming Nature Center Events
Finding Sanctuary - Art Exhibition in Warner Parks
Finding Sanctuary - Art Exhibition in Warner Parks
Experience the beauty of Warner Parks through the eyes of talented artists in Finding Sanctuary, a special exhibition by The Chestnut Group.
Pot Your Own Native Plant
Pot Your Own Native Plant
Come to the Warner park Nature Center greenhouse to learn about native species and pot your very own meadow plant to take home!
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SWEAT in Nature News
Percy Warner Golf Course Renovations Complete, Jim Nantz Joins Ribbon Cutting Celebration
Jim Nantz joined the ribbon-cutting celebration after a year-long restoration of the Percy Warner Golf Course in Percy Warner Park.
Local Scouts Take to the Trails, Bridges, and Trees in Warner Parks
Local scouts have made a huge impact on resource management in Warner Parks. Here are a few of their latest projects!
Restoration of Little Harpeth River Floodway Nears Completion
Friends of Warner Parks has been working to restore the floodway along the Little Harpeth River in Edwin Warner Park by rebuilding shelters.
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