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¡Done Hoy! Con esta temporada continua de incertidumbre, necesitamos su apoyo para asegurarnos de que sus parques estén aquí para Ud., para apoyar su salud física y mental, y conectarnos a todos nuevamente. ¡Regístrese Hoy! Regístrese hoy para un año de caminatas guiadas ¡Conviértete en participante de los Retos de Senderos ("Trails Challenge")! ¡Done Hoy! Con esta temporada continua de incertidumbre, necesitamos su apoyo para asegurarnos de que sus parques estén aquí para Ud., para apoyar su salud física y mental, y conectarnos a todos nuevamente. 1/5

1/8 The Discover Your Parks Series is a program of all-ages events that aims to engage and uplift the community through arts, education and recreation in our local parks. These events are FREE and open to all , but may have a limited capacity. Sign up for an event today to find new hobbies, new friends and your new favorite park! Coming up next... Sagebrush to Sandstone: Sagebrush to Sandstone is a new series in co l laboration with Nevada Humanities , combining the arts and humanities with a love of nature! Keep a n eye out for events and workshops highlighting local poets, ar tists and more at a park near you. Rosewood Science Series: Wetland Ecology Wednesday, December 18th 6-7 pm Rosewood Nature Study Area Join us for a free, fun, and educational science talk given by Elena Larsen, the Nature Study Area VP for the Parks Foundation! Wetlands are extremely beneficial and productive ecosystems that are becoming more and more rare throughout the state. Elena will discuss wetlands in Nevada with a specific focus on the wetlands at the Rosewood Nature Study Area. This event is free and drop-in! Rosewood Science Series: Topic TBD Wednesday, January 8th 6-7 pm Rosewood Nature Study Area Join us for a free, fun, and educational science talk! The topic and speaker will be announced soon. This event is free and drop-in! Rosewood Science Series: Topic TBD Wednesday, January 22nd 6-7 pm Rosewood Nature Study Area Join us for a free, fun, and educational science talk! The topic and speaker will be announced soon. This event is free and drop-in!

Join us at Rosewood Nature Study Area on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month for free science talks from engaging guest speakers on a wide range of fun and educational topics. Upcoming Talks Check back for more talks in the Fall/Winter 2024! In the meantime, check out our Discover Your Parks Series for free, fun community programs all summer long. Discover Your Parks

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Conozca al Equipo Los Miembros del Personal Chantel Dominguez (ella) Gerente de Programas y Eventos Chantel es nuestra Gerente de Programas y Eventos. Recibió su Licenciados en Artes en Antropología de la Universidad de Nevada, Reno y, después de pasar 4 años en Chicago, está encantada de estar de regreso en Nevada promoviendo la sostenibilidad ambiental y estilos de vida saludables a través de su trabajo con la Fundación de Parques. En su tiempo libre, a Chantel le gusta comer y cocinar con amigos, las noches de juegos, el café y explorar los increíbles lugares al aire libre de Nevada. Devin Sandoval de Genovese (he/him/his) VP of Education Devin served nearly two years as a Naturalist Educator for Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation before starting as Student Stewards Program Director. He is originally from Grass Valley, California. He received his B.A. in English from the University of Nevada, Reno, with a minor in Spanish In his free time, Devin enjoys riding mountain bikes and dirt bikes, and exploring Nevada's great outdoors. As VP of Education, Devin is excited to be a part of the continued growth of TMPF, and hopes to inspire the community through the SSP program. Elena Larsen (she/her/hers) Nature Study Area VP Elena serves as TMPF's Nature Study Area Vice President and has been working in environmental restoration since 2018. She was born and raised in the Reno-Sparks area and attended the University of Nevada, Reno for both her undergraduate and graduate studies. Elena holds a Bachelor's of Science in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation and a Master's of Science in Biology with an emphasis in Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation Biology. Elena was the recipient of the 2022 Wayne E Kirch Conservation Award from the Nevada Department of Wildlife which is given to someone who has demonstrated significant results toward conservation, management, or enhancement of wildlife. Jay Howard (h e/him/his) Trails Program Manager Jay is our Trails Program Manager and works to implement the goals of the Truckee Meadows Trails Initiative. He comes to us after a 30 year career with Nevada State Parks. His time with State Parks involved several years being a recreation specialist for the Nevada Tahoe Resource Team, and 13 years as park supervisor for Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park (Sand Harbor, Spooner Lake and Backcountry, Cave Rock, and Van Sickle). Jay loves the outdoors and is an avid hiker and mountain biker. And let's not forget, professional volunteer. Jay enjoys working with the Thunderbird Lodge Preservation Society and Tahoe Mountain Bike Patrol. Matt DeBray (he/him/his) Communications Manager Matt is the Communications Manager for Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation. After serving with TMPF as an AmeriCorps VISTA in 2017 he worked to promote AmeriCorps programs throughout Nevada for four years and is excited to be back at the place that started his journey in the nonprofit world. Matt studied Radio Television Production at the University of Montana and brings over a decade of experience to the TMPF communications team. When he isn't working you can find Matt watching baseball, hiking with his family, or being pulled behind a boat. Kevin Lynch (he/him/his) AmeriCorps Compliance and Community Service Manager Kevin is a local to the Truckee Meadows where he received his Master’s of Education from the University of Nevada-Reno with a focus on Career and Technical Education. He enjoys hiking with his wife, geocaching with his daughter, and running or reading all by his lonesome. As a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer and a former AmeriCorps employee, he is excited to continue supporting national and community service with Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation. Austin Cooper (he/him/his) Wetland Restorations Manager Austin Cooper is a passionate outdoorsman whose life revolves around his love for nature. Born and raised in Reno, Nevada, he developed a deep appreciation for the outdoors from a young age. Whether it's deer hunting during the crisp autumn mornings or setting traps for fur-bearing animals in the winter, Austin thrives in the wild. His passion for ecology blossomed as he witnessed the delicate balance of nature firsthand. Austin pursued work in environmental science, eager to deepen his understanding of the ecosystems he cherished. Through his research, he became an advocate for conservation, working tirelessly to protect local habitats and educate others about the importance of preserving the environment. For Austin, the outdoors isn't just a hobby; it's a way of life. His unwavering passion for fishing, hunting, trapping, ecology and conservation defines him as a dedicated steward of the environment and a true lover of the wild. Julia Krier (she/her/hers) Camps and Youth Recreation Manager Julia graduated from Western Connecticut State University earning a BS in Health Promotion Studies, with a concentration in community health and a minor in holistic health. Julia is passionate about helping people lead healthier and more active lifestyles. After graduating college she spent 2 months in Costa Rica studying yoga and meditation where she received her 200 hour YTT certification. Previously serving as the Programs and Events Coordinator, and VISTA Leader Julia is excited to join the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation staff as Camps and Youth Recretaion Manager. Outside of work she loves practicing yoga, and spending her free time exploring the outdoors. Shanna Kokosh (she/her/hers) Office Administrator Shanna is the Administrator for the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation. Originally from Colorado, she has lived in Northern Nevada for over 25 years. She has over 15 years of experience in management, business operations and team leadership. In her spare time, you can find her with her teenage daughter out in nature hiking, kayaking, fishing or camping as well as taking pictures of everything along the way! Peavine Pete Habitat Conservation Ambassador Hello! My name is Peavine Pete and I’m the newest addition to Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation! I am a Desert Tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) and usually live in the deserts of Southern Nevada, but TMPF adopted me from the Northern Nevada Tortoise Group. Now I get to live in Northern Nevada! I’m between 10 and 15 years old, I can’t exactly remember, but I live to be about 80 in captivity, so 5 years doesn’t seem like much to forget. Sadly, my species is listed as THREATENED under the Endangered Species Act. Much of our tortoise habitat in the desert is being lost due to development, degraded from invasive species, or fragmented by roads or other impassable barriers. I enjoy long walks outside, cozy burrows and marigolds! I am passionate about the preservation of our beautiful local, desert outdoors spaces. I’m very excited to join the TMPF Team and to become an ambassador to the community for habitat conservation. Stop by Rosewood Nature Study Area and say hello! Button Miembros de AmeriCorps VISTA @tmparksfoundation Emily Guzman (she/her ) Communications Outreach Coordinator Born and raised in New Jersey, Emily moved to Reno, where she fell in love with the stunning Sierras. Currently studying Communications, she is passionate about making the outdoors accessible to everyone. Emily is excited to work with the Truckee Meadows Park Foundation as the Communication Coordinator. A dedicated yoga teacher, she deepened her practice in her motherland of Guatemala. In her free time, she enjoys rock climbing with friends, cooking meals from scratch, sunbathing, and practicing her Spanish. Emily believes in the power of community, nature, and mindful living. Dayna Genio (she/her ) Youth Programs Coordinator Born and raised in the Truckee Meadows, Dayna studied International Business Marketing at the University of Nevada, Reno, and is currently pursuing a Masters of Social Work. Previously holding a role in communications, Dayna is excited to join the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation for another AmeriCorps term now as the Youth Programs Coordinator. In her free time, Dayna can be found practicing yoga, exploring the world around her, or cozying up in her hammock with a good book. Claire McHenry (she/her ) Nature Study Area Development Coordinator Claire is serving her second AmeriCorps term, but first VISTA term, with Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation. Claire grew up in Seattle, Washington but has since moved around the United States. She received her bachelor's in Geology with GIS and statistics minors from Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota. After school, Claire moved to Louisiana to do statistical machine learning and GIS analysis for the U.S. Geological Survey. Following this position, she found her way back to the west and settled in Incline Village, Nevada where she currently lives. In her freetime, she can be found climbing peaks throughout the Sierra Nevada and making art. Ashlin Gean (she/her ) Environmental Grants Coordinator Ashlin is from Florence, Alabama where she received a B.S. in Sustainability from the University of North Alabama. Since graduating she has worked on various conservation initiatives involving outdoor education, regenerative farming, waste management and solar energy. In her free time she enjoys practicing the ukulele, trying new recipes and taking long walks in Reno's many beautiful parks. Ashlin is excited for this opportunity to broaden her experience in grant writing and to contribute to the stewardship of the Truckee Meadows community. AmeriCorps State/National Members Tara Tran (they/them ) Community Programs Educator A proud Nevadan, Tara grew up in Las Vegas, but moved to Reno in 2015 to attend UNR. They graduated with a BA in Anthropology and Art and later spent 2 years working as archeological field technician. Inspired by their time spent in nature as a field tech, they’re now enthusiastic to share the beauty of the outdoors with their community through the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation. You can often find them enjoying open spaces and making food, art and music with their friends. Deanna Miller (she/her ) Curriculum Integration Coordinator Born and raised in Prescott, Arizona, Deanna joins us as our Lead Naturalist Educator. After graduating from Northern Arizona University with a BA in Environmental and Sustainability Studies and a minor in Biology, she made the move to Reno to share her passion for environmental education and community service. She is excited to work in her field of study and most of all, help spread her passion for our environment to our next generations of leaders and community members. Nyaabila Apambire ( he/him ) Naturalist Educator Nyaabila formerly served an AmeriCorps term as a Youth Recreation Leader for the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation. He is now a Naturalist Educator Working with kids, which has always been a passion. He is excited to serve for TMPF through AmeriCorps. For around 10 years he has been coaching and refereeing youth basketball. Battle-born Nyaabila graduated from the University of Nevada, Reno with a double major in Sociology and Psychology. He’s lived in Nevada, Canada, Washington, California, and two years overseas. He highly enjoys traveling, the outdoors, flying drones, and playing basketball in his spare time. Elyssa Santana (s he/her ) Naturalist Educator Elyssa Santana, a recent graduate from the University of Nevada, Reno, received a bachelor's degree in Environmental Science. Originally from Lodi, California, her focus during her college career was ecological restoration and conservation biology, with a particular personal interest in native plants of the Great Basin. Over the years she’s had the privilege of overseeing native plant shade houses for habitat restoration purposes, conducting remote sensitive plant surveys, collecting AIM soil and vegetation data with the Great Basin Institute, as well as working in the herbarium located in the Natural History Museum on UNR’s campus. She’s thrilled to be a part of the Student Stewards Program educating the next generation on environmental stewardship! She loves chatting about everything and all things ecology and nature-related. Be sure to say hi if you ever catch her at one of our youth programs. Hana Fahmi ( any/all ) Naturalist Educator With a decade of dedicated service industry experience, Hana has diligently worked her way up through all roles, gaining valuable insights and skills. The transformative experience of participating in the 82nd legislative session ignited her passion for civic engagement. Now, as a resident of Nevada, her goals extend from navigating the intricacies of state and local entities to conquering the Rubicon Trail. Additionally, as a Wedding DJ with DJ Funn she brings a unique rhythm to both the political and cultural landscapes, embracing a multifaceted journey in her new Nevada chapter. Regina Haynes (she/her ) Naturalist Educator Bio coming soon! Charlie Smith (he/him ) Interpretive Trail Guide Hailing from Sparks, NV, Charlie is a local to the area and holds a degree in Psychology from the University of Nevada, Reno. He was drawn to TMPF because he has always been passionate about the outdoors and environmental conservation. Charlie has been a volunteer with TMPF for years and did a half term as a Wetland Technician last summer! His hobbies include hiking, fencing, aviation, and international travel. Charlie's favorite way to get outside is to camp, or go for a hike and look at the birds, plants, bugs, rocks, etc. He is excited to learn how to do interpretive guiding and connect people with the outdoors. Chloe Kinerson (she/her ) Interpretive Trail Guide Originally from Reno, Chloe grew up camping and hiking in the area. This fostered a desire to protect the environment, leading her to receive her Bachelor’s degree in Natural Resources Conservation from the University of British Columbia. However, her love for the Great Basin desert brought her back to Reno. Previously a Wetland Restoration Technician, Chloe is excited to serve another term with TMPF as an Interpretive Trail Guide. When not at work, you can find Chloe playing board games, roller skating, or reading. Spencer Stockton Interpretive Trail Guide Bio coming soon! Jonah Hedlund (he/him ) GIS Specialist As a recent UNR graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science and an emphasis in Restoration and Conservation, Jonah recently served as a Wetland Restoration Technician. Drawing on his GIS experience, he is now helping our trails program as the GIS Specialist! Previously, Jonah has also done post-fire restoration, worked for California State Parks for eight seasons, and was lucky enough to live and work in the redwoods and the ghost town of Bodie. Mara Nutt (they/them ) Rosewood Education Coordinator Mara graduated from the University of Nevada, Reno with their Masters degree in Hydrology in late 2023. Although they are formally trained primarily in environmental/climate science and geology, they’ve always had a passion for STEAM outreach and education. They are excited to put this into practice as an Education Coordinator at the Rosewood Nature Study Area by using outdoor classroom spaces and interactive lessons that utilize the amazing restored wetlands at Rosewood. Their life goal is to learn something new everyday, and the best way they’ve found to do that is by working interactively with the community. In their free time they love walking in the local parks, biking, and spending time with their partner and cat. Anna Grocholski Rosewood Education Coordinator Bio Coming Soon Iris Maplewood (she/they ) Rosewood Nature Center Host Iris graduated from the University of California, Irvine with a B.A. in Anthropology and a minor in Biology. She worked in education as a teacher and tutor before switching careers to conservation. She volunteered and worked for Conserve Southwest Utah in St. George, and is excited to serve her first AmeriCorps term with us as the Rosewood Nature Center Host. She is going back to school to earn a degree in either forestry or environmental science. In her free time, she can be found hiking or playing with her two cats. Nash Dickason (he/him ) Rosewood Nature Center Host Originally from Rochester, New York, Nash brings a wealth of enthusiasm and knowledge to Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation. A proud graduate of SUNY ESF's The Ranger School, he honed his skills in environmental science and forestry. Nash has spent a field season with the Great Basin Institute in both Nevada and California, where he immersed himself in diverse ecosystems and conservation efforts. As our visitor center host, Nash is excited to share his knowledge and love of the outdoors with all who visit. Wetland Restoration Technicians Nico Dillman Wetland Restoration Technician Originally from Philadelphia, he moved to Reno to combine his passion for the outdoors with his academic background in environmental sustainability. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Resource Management with minors in Environmental Engineering and Watersheds & Water Resources, he brings a strong foundation in conservation and sustainability. He is excited to contribute his skills and dedication to preserving natural landscapes and advancing impactful environmental projects. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, skiing, running, playing soccer, and swimming, activities that deepen his connection to the environments he strives to protect. Daniel Roediger Wetland Restoration Technician Originally from Grass Valley, CA, Dan moved to the Reno area in 2020 to complete his undergraduate degree in Interdisciplinary Studies. With a background in environmental consulting since graduating, he’s now excited to bring his expertise to Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation as a Wetland Restoration Technician. Outside of work, Dan enjoys spending time with his four-year-old son, peak bagging, backpacking, foraging, camping, and staying up to date on human spaceflight operations; especially with SpaceX and NASA. Jordan Zapata Wetland Restoration Technician Born and raised in the great state of Michigan, Jordan graduated with a bachelors in Plant Biology from Michigan State University in the spring of 2024. After working as a botanist for the Michigan Natural Features Inventory, he came to Reno to gain experience in ecological restoration. He is now serving as a restoration technician and is excited to use his experience in wetland restoration and working with native plants to further restoration efforts here at Rosewood! Outside of work, Jordan enjoys hiking, biking and IDing new plants on INaturalist. Elijah Mayorga Wetland Restoration Technician After working as a stream technician and a conservation crew member with Great Basin Institute, Elijah decided to work as a wetland restoration technician with Truckee Meadows Park Foundation. Originally from Las Vegas, his passion for environmental conservation led him to work in the field all over Nevada. Now he brings his experience for environmental restoration to TMPF. When he’s not outside, you can find him rolling dice in dungeons and dragons, or hanging out with his cat. Board of Directors Jill Richardson Board President Jill volunteers as a park history researcher for TMPF and serves as the board president. She is a member of the Historic Reno Preservation Society, where she has led historic walking tours in Reno and has published her park history research in the FootPrints publication. She is also a member of the Nevada Historical Society. Sarah Chvilicek, Presidenta Board Vice President Como ex-comisionada de Parques Regionales y Espacios Abiertos, Sarah siempre ha abogado por los parques y espacios abiertos en el área metropolitana de los Prados Truckee. Actualmente se desempeña tanto en la Comisión de Planificación del Condado de Washoe como en la Comisión de Planificación Regional, donde todavía aboga por los parques y los espacios abiertos como elementos importantes que se relacionan con los problemas de planificación regional. Catherine McFeely Board Treasurer Sophia es una nativa de Nevada que creció explorando las muchas maravillas al aire libre de los Prados Truckee y Sierra Nevada. Ella se dedica a proteger nuestras tierras silvestres y conectar comunidades mediante la creación de espacios al aire libre compartidos. Después de obtener su maestría en política ambiental internacional y vivir durante unos años en Colorado y California, está emocionada de estar de regreso en su ciudad natal, trabajando como planificadora de parques para el condado de Washoe y formando parte de la Junta Directiva de la Fundación de Parques. Kris Lavoy-Perry Board Member Sophia es una nativa de Nevada que creció explorando las muchas maravillas al aire libre de los Prados Truckee y Sierra Nevada. Ella se dedica a proteger nuestras tierras silvestres y conectar comunidades mediante la creación de espacios al aire libre compartidos. Después de obtener su maestría en política ambiental internacional y vivir durante unos años en Colorado y California, está emocionada de estar de regreso en su ciudad natal, trabajando como planificadora de parques para el condado de Washoe y formando parte de la Junta Directiva de la Fundación de Parques. Stephanie Mazza Board Member Sophia es una nativa de Nevada que creció explorando las muchas maravillas al aire libre de los Prados Truckee y Sierra Nevada. Ella se dedica a proteger nuestras tierras silvestres y conectar comunidades mediante la creación de espacios al aire libre compartidos. Después de obtener su maestría en política ambiental internacional y vivir durante unos años en Colorado y California, está emocionada de estar de regreso en su ciudad natal, trabajando como planificadora de parques para el condado de Washoe y formando parte de la Junta Directiva de la Fundación de Parques. Sarali Diaz Board Member Sophia es una nativa de Nevada que creció explorando las muchas maravillas al aire libre de los Prados Truckee y Sierra Nevada. Ella se dedica a proteger nuestras tierras silvestres y conectar comunidades mediante la creación de espacios al aire libre compartidos. Después de obtener su maestría en política ambiental internacional y vivir durante unos años en Colorado y California, está emocionada de estar de regreso en su ciudad natal, trabajando como planificadora de parques para el condado de Washoe y formando parte de la Junta Directiva de la Fundación de Parques. Sean McLaughlin Board Member Sophia es una nativa de Nevada que creció explorando las muchas maravillas al aire libre de los Prados Truckee y Sierra Nevada. Ella se dedica a proteger nuestras tierras silvestres y conectar comunidades mediante la creación de espacios al aire libre compartidos. Después de obtener su maestría en política ambiental internacional y vivir durante unos años en Colorado y California, está emocionada de estar de regreso en su ciudad natal, trabajando como planificadora de parques para el condado de Washoe y formando parte de la Junta Directiva de la Fundación de Parques.

Join us at Rosewood Nature Study Area for Cards & Coco On Saturday, December 7th from 10 am - 12 PM we'll be hosting our first ever Cards & Coco event at the Rosewood Nature Study Area. This free family friendly event will give you the opportunity to learn about our wetlands through artistic expression and you'll get to bring home your very own wetland masterpiece! Registration is required so fill out the form below and we'll see you on December 7th! Cards & Coco Registration Registration is Currently Full Thanks for your support!

Since the Great Recession (2008), the parks departments in the Reno/Sparks area have sustained massive budget, personnel, and maintenance cuts. This has resulted in the deterioration of our parks and recreation facilities. The Parks Foundation believes it is imperative that we emphasize quality of life in Truckee Meadows by investing in these vital public resources. Our city and county representatives are currently deliberating their respective 2018-19 budget, and it is time to remind them how important parks are to our economy, health, and overall quality of life. Individual letters are provided below for each Parks Department managed by Reno, Sparks, and Washoe County. We ask you to read and sign your respective city's letter, and urge you to do the same for Washoe County. Please take a moment to share how you use parks and why they are important to you in the additional comments box. The letters will automatically be sent to the appropriate elected representatives. With your help, we can show how much the citizens of Truckee Meadows care about our parks. Thank you! Reno Email Reno Letter Mail to: Reno City Council 1 E 1st St Reno, NV 89501 Washoe County Email Washoe County Letter Mail to: Washoe County Commissioners 1001 E. Ninth St Reno, NV 89512 Sparks Email Sparks Letter Mail to: Sparks City Council 431 Prater Way Sparks NV, 89431 Park Commissions Endorsed Letters Reno Recreation and Parks Commission Endorsed Letter Reno Letter Washoe County Parks and Open Spaces Endorsed Letter Washoe County Letter Sparks Parks and Recreation Commission Endorsed Letter Sparks Letter The Washoe County Parks and Open Space Commission, the Reno Recreation and Parks Commission, and the Sparks Parks and Recreation Commission have endorsed the 2018-2019 budget year letters. Click the PDFs above to read their versions.

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Proposed Truckee Meadows Nature Study Area Project Vision It is the vision of Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation to restore the property formerly known as Rosewood Lakes Golf Course to a functional wetland system. The goal of this restoration project is to reopen the area as the Truckee Meadows Nature Study Area (TMNSA) in the summer of 2020. TMNSA will offer an array of recreational and educational activities for members of the community of all ages. This will be accomplished through partnerships with a variety of organizations along with a robust advisory board . > Thanks for submitting! Project Status Elena Larsen is working as the AmeriCorps Wetland Restoration Program Director in cooperation with the City of Reno to develop a master plan for the proposed nature study area. This project is in the preliminary stages and we are very interested in the public’s opinion and ideas on this topic. Elena will be engaging in community events and forums to communicate the project’s goals and ideas to address any questions and concerns regarding the nature study area. This project is funded in part by a grant from the Truckee River Fund at the Community Foundation of Western Nevada. This project is supported by the National Audubon Society-George Whittell Nevada Environmental Fund. Then and Now Circa 1959 Circa 2016 Learn More TMNSA Concept Paper Brief Project Summary To learn more about the property, water rights, and more please click the "Supporting Documents" button below. Supporting Documents Want to rid your yard or garden of pesky invasive plants? Download these free invasive plant management guides Tall Whitetop (Lepidium laifolium) Siberian Elm (Ulmus pumila) Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) Poison Hemlock (Conium maculatum) Canada Thistle (Cirsium arvense) Friendly "Weeds" Tansy Mustard (Descurainia sophia) Russian Olive (Elaegnus angustifolia) Puncturevine (Tribulus terrestris) Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans) Mayweed Chamomile (Anthemis cotula) Non-Native Plants Project Partners:

Reno Tennis Center Improvement Project Every year thousands of children and adults alike use the courts at the Reno Tennis Center, but unfortunately, the courts have fallen into disrepair. Over the past few years, we have worked to resurface and improve 14 of the 16 courts The Reno Tennis Center is the largest tennis complex in northern Nevada, composed of 16 tennis courts. The Center provides for kids throughout the year, as well as junior tournaments and other events to promote the growth of junior tennis. Help Tennis Nation Racquet Sports, the City of Reno, and TMPF bring these courts back to a playable standard. Send your checks to: TMPF: Reno Tennis Courts 50 Cowan Dr. Reno, NV 89509 The tennis courts, before Phase I Resurfacing during Phase I construction Children enjoying the new courts! The tennis courts, before Phase I 1/4 Donate Reno Tennis Center is managed by Tennis Nation Racquet Sports COMPLETE COMPLETE IN PROGRESS IN PROGRESS PHASE I Two inches of asphalt overlay on two courts Two coats of paint and line striping Four courts repainted New posts and nets PHASE 2 Two inches of asphalt overlay on four courts Two coats of paint and line striping New posts and nets PHASE 3 Two inches of asphalt overlay on remaining two courts Two coats of paint and line striping New posts and nets PHASE 4 Resurface courts 15 & 16 into six Pickleball courts Crack repair Six new heavy duty portable nets Thank you to the following foundations and individuals for their generous contributions: Charles N. Mathewson Foundation, Jack Van Sickle Foundation, Stephen and Elizabeth Morro, Biggest Little Tennis Association, Herb and Patricia Beck, Ann H. Brady, Ward W. Chilton, Mariam Ali Chilton, Joseph and Sheila Erlach, Charles Lilley, CK McArthur, Stephen and Elizabeth Morro, Gary and Sher Muhonen, John and Betty Stanko, and Sherri Elcano The Fine Print: As fiscal sponsor, TMPF receives an administrative fee of 1% of the total amount raised plus $1.00 per transaction. Please contact TMPF for more details on this fiscal sponsorship agreement.

La Fundación de Parques de los Prados Truckee es una organización privada sin fines de lucro que se incorporó en 2012 y recibió su determinación 501 (c) (3) en 2013. Parks Foundation protege y mejora la habitabilidad de nuestras comunidades a través del compromiso público, la educación y la sostenibilidad de nuestros parques. espacios abiertos y senderos. Inspire individuals to take a proactive role in the preservation and improvement of our parks Cultivate awareness, appreciation, and stewardship of our parks Strengthen the bond between community members and their parks. Serve as a fiscal sponsor for community-led initiatives to enhance park infrastructure.

Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation Park of the Week Interested in exploring the parks of the Truckee Meadows but don't know where to start? Watch our Park of the Week videos to learn about the amazing parks in our area! You can also check out more parks on our Parks Project page here. Park of the Week Park of the Week Reproducir video Compartir Canal completo Este video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copiar Enlace Enlace copiado Buscar video... Ahora en reproducción What Bats Taught Us About Halloween Sustainability! 03:41 Reproducir video Ahora en reproducción Hidden Valley Park of the Week 01:06 Reproducir video Ahora en reproducción Oxbow Park of the Week 00:59 Reproducir video Ahora en reproducción Mayberry and Tom Cooke Park of the Week 01:01 Reproducir video