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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!

Biggest Little Dog Park Pet Mural Gallery SUBMIT YOUR PET! Vent 1 - Complete! North Wall: Kona, Mochi, Coco, Benson, Gryphon, Winston, Max, Dexy, Benji, Cooper, Max, Henry, Gucci, Otto, Smoky, Ruby, Gus, Megan Curtis Fry, Azure, T.G., Trudy, Gabbi, Baker, Grizzly, Henry, Reno, Ari, Piper, Chicky, Rikki, Grey, Yoshi, Breezy, Kenya, Nico, Taj, Otto von cheddarwurst , Murphy, Wolfie, Spike, Chester, Marley, Chico, & Madison West Wall: Sunny, Dooker, Trixie, Fenix, TG, Coco, Chevy, Gucci (lab), Mr. Friendly, Cooper, Jackson, Naomi, Bernie Mac, Zeus, Lucy Lou, Beau, Suzette, Shaggy, Wrenly, Tulee, Charlie, Cooper, Polo, Mina, Sophie, Bruno, Brandon, Baeley , Bentley, & Bernie East Wall: Edde, Buster, Samson, Sophie, Kodi, Shiver, Harley Quinn, Marzipan, Uschi, Perse, Maggie, Taz, Yote, Eddy, Alfie, Echo, Trooper, Maggie Mae, Bear, Roo, Rosie, Stratford, Karl, Callie, Zach the Wonderdog, & Brody South Wall: Pepsi, Jerry, Rory, Frank, Clara, Boadie, Mr. Pickles, DeDe, Dahlia, Miss Pomegranate, JoJo, Penny, Daisy, Emma, Clarence, Pippin, Buster, Beanz, Frank, Maggie, Maggie, Jesse, Greg Jr., Princess, Buddy, Maybellene, Daisy Mae, Oly, Divot, Casper, Angie, Copper, Wolfgang, Ludwig, Dillon, Wylie, Jade, Luke, & Snickers. Vent 2 - Complete!

The Student Stewards Program uses STEAM-based curriculum to introduce kids to exciting fields of natural science and help them engage with their local parks. Parte superior de la página Características únicas Logísticas del programa Nuestros módulos Portal de aprendizaje a distancia Galería de fotos El equipo de SSP Student Stewards Program El Programa de los "Student Stewards" (SSP) Nuestros programas basados en consultas están alineados con NGSS y Common Core y están diseñados de manera única para respaldar el aprendizaje a distancia. Ofrecemos programas prácticos de ciencia comunitaria en el aula y en excursiones exploratorias a parques accesibles locales. ¡Estamos muy emocionados de compartir nuestro amor por el aire libre y ayudarlo a aprovechar el poder de la educación científica orientada a la naturaleza! Inspirando a la próxima generación de científicos entusiastas y cuidadores del medio ambiente Nuestros recursos para los Maestros Características únicas Qué nos hace especiales El programa “Student Stewards'' es un plan de estudios prácticos basados en STEAM que ayudan a los estudiantes a conectarse con espacios abiertos locales y también a darse cuenta de su papel como científicos comunitarios , naturalistas activos y estudiantes comprometidos. A través de nuestros programas, los parques se convierten en laboratorios de aprendizaje donde los estudiantes recopilan datos ambientales reales. ¡Presentamos a los niños a los científicos locales, los preparamos para el éxito con sus metas educativas actuales y futuras y fomentamos su comprensión de la responsabilidad comunitaria! Estar al aire libre promueve el bienestar personal y comunitario. En estos tiempos desafiantes, nuestro programa está especialmente diseñado para seguir protocolos de distanciamiento social y, al mismo tiempo, seguir siendo accesible y atractivo para grupos diversos. Naturalistas Juveniles Naturalistas Juveniles Read more The Junior Naturalist Program is a free, outdoor program for families with kids of all ages. Children receive a passport to their local parks and earn stamps and prizes for attending environmental education explorations each month! Los estudiantes que establecen un interés en las ciencias y las matemáticas desde una edad temprana son más probables de graduarse de la escuela secundaria y seguir carreras basadas en STEM, carreras que están proyectados a crecer 14% para 2020. En solamente el verano de 2020, aumentamos el interés académico y aspiraciones del 68% de nuestros estudiantes! Más Programas Descripción general del programa virtual Introducción al aula en vivo a través de Zoom Día 1 Day 2 Conclusión del aula en vivo a través de Zoom Día 2 ¡Pre-actividades para hacer con su clase! Excursión virtual autodirigida en el patio de la escuela Precios Debido a que estamos comprometidos a mantener nuestros programas accesibles, nuestros programas son GRATIS para las escuelas con una población mayoritaria del 50.1% de estudiantes que califican para almuerzos reducidos. Para las escuelas que no califican, cobramos una pequeña cuota de $ 5 por estudiante participante. También ofrecemos lecciones grupales privadas a $ 10 por participante. Insect Survey! Citizen Scientists! Cloud Observations Insect Survey! 1/5 Nuestros Módulos Logísticas del programa Nuestros módulos Insectos K-2 Más Aves K-5, MS & HS Más Artrópodos 3-5, MS & HS Más Plantas 3-5 & MS Más Suelos K-5, MS & HS Más Calidad de Agua 3-5, MS & HS Más Weather K-5 More Forestry 3-5, MS & HS More Portal de aprendizaje a distancia Explore nuestro portal de aprendizaje Join us for our STEAM Camp Programs! Reproducir video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copiar Enlace Enlace copiado Junior Naturalists Youth Camps Galería de fotos Aventuras del Pasado El Equipo SSP El equipo de SSP Devin Genovese Director del Programa SSP ¡Devin impulsa el programa SSP y crea activamente asociaciones comunitarias! 775.410.1702 devin@tmparksfoundation.org Conozca a Nuestros Educadores Deanna Miller Educadora N aturalista (AmeriCorps) ¡Kristina está emocionada de charlar contigo sobre la vida marina tan pronto como termine de explorar el parque! 775.410.1702 kristina@tmparksfoundation.org Nyaabila Apambire Coordinadora de Alcalce de SSP ¡Haley (ella) hace horarios para nuestros educadores, se comunica con los maestros y hace que la comunidad se entusiasme con nuestros programas educativos para los jóvenes! 775.410.1702 haleygrable@tmparksfoundation.org Regina Haynes Coordinadora de Alcalce de SSP ¡Haley (ella) hace horarios para nuestros educadores, se comunica con los maestros y hace que la comunidad se entusiasme con nuestros programas educativos para los jóvenes! 775.410.1702 haleygrable@tmparksfoundation.org Elyssa Santana Coordinadora de Alcalce de SSP ¡Haley (ella) hace horarios para nuestros educadores, se comunica con los maestros y hace que la comunidad se entusiasme con nuestros programas educativos para los jóvenes! 775.410.1702 haleygrable@tmparksfoundation.org Introduction to Backyard Birding Reproducir video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copiar Enlace Enlace copiado Este programa es posible gracias a:

With community input, the City of Reno and the Somersett Owners Association have partnered to design and build a new park in West Somersett. Rosewood Regional Trailhead REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS (RSOQ) PROJECT NAME: Rosewood Regional Trailhead, Phase 1 Planning and Design RSOQ Number: 24-001 Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation (TMPF) hereby invites qualified firms or individuals (Offerors) to submit written Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) to provide planning and design services for the development of the Rosewood Regional Trailhead, a federally funded project by the Nevada Department of Transportation. All SOQs must be received by TMPF, 50 Cowan Drive, Reno, NV 89509 by 04/14/25 no later than 2:00 p.m., Pacific Time. SOQs received after the established deadline will be returned to the Offeror, and will not receive any consideration in the evaluation process. SOQs are not publicly opened (disclosed), in accordance with NRS 332.061(2). Documents and addenda are available through TMPF, and will be electronically delivered free of charge upon request by either phone at 775-301-3098, or e-mail at jay@tmparksfoundation.org . RSOQ documents obtained from any source other than TMPF may not be accurate or complete and each Offeror assumes all risks by its reliance on such documents. Questions regarding this solicitation should be directed to Jay Howard, at 775-301-3098, or email to jay@tmparksfoundation.org . To ensure a timely response, inquiries should be made by close of business on 03/31/25. Information in response to inquiries may be published as an RSOQ Addendum. Email your SOQ Thank you to all the community members and partners supporting this project.

Help make a difference in the Truckee Meadows community by volunteering with the Truckee Meadows Parks Foundaiton! Click "Stewardship Opportunities" to see our upcoming events and ongoing volunteer roles Ready to join our volunteer community? Click "New Steward of the Outdoors" to get started! Volunteered with us before? Log in with your Steward ID to register for events, log hours, and more! Steward Spotlight Volunteering is important to me because it allows me to give back to the community and contribute to causes I care about. It creates a sense of connection and purpose, helping me engage in activities that support initiatives to enhance our understanding of the world and promote a healthier relationship with nature. Alexandra Serving Since 2024 Thank You Alexandra! We love our volunteers and our volunteers love us! Stewards of Fame We love all our volunteers, but these stewards have gone above and beyond in serving the Truckee Meadows Community! Click here to check them out! (Then sign up to earn your spot!) Monthly Service Leaders Whether freezing snow or scorching sun, each month our volunteers are out improving the Truckee Meadows. Click here to check out who led our community last month! Testimonials Wondering why community members choose to serve with us? Click here to get all the reasons - straight from the horse's mouth! (And we're big fans of horses, so thats no jab at our volunteers) Check out the impact of our volunteers by the numbers! Still need to log hours through our old system? Access the forms below: Entregar Horas Embajadores Perritos Entrego General

Are you a park person? Then take the Park Passport challenge! Check in when at a park to recieve a passport stamp, visitation log, and park guide. Peruse park history and biodiversity from our database or join in on a rephotography project! If you are ready to be more involved, help research park history or biodiversity, or map and remove dog waste! Most importantly, get outside! Truckee Meadows Parks Passport

With community input, the City of Reno and the Somersett Owners Association have partnered to design and build a new park in West Somersett. Somersett West Park PARK FUND PAVILLION FUND GARDEN FUND PAVER FUND DOG PARK FUND PARK EQUIPMENT FUND Goal : To create a new multi-use, multi-generational neighborhood park to further serve Northwest Reno communities. Vision : With extensive community input, the City of Reno (City) and the Somersett Owners Association (SOA) have partnered to design and build a new park in West Somersett . This park will not only have traditional park features such as multi-generational family areas but will have a community garden and dog park for small and large dogs. Location : West Park is located at the northeast corner of Hawk Meadow Trail and Somersett Parkway (across from the City of Reno Fire Station #19). Amenities : Family area with covered pavilion, play equipment, and multi-use turf areas. Community garden with raised planting beds. Dog park with separate large and small dog areas. Exercise paths. Trailhead with connectivity to an extensive trail system. Restrooms and rest areas with benches and water/waste stations. Landscaping, fencing, lighting, storage, donors' plaque and signage. Community Benefits : West Park will be a functional, safe, and attractive venue that will offer a variety of recreational, educational, socialization, wellness and fitness opportunities for community members and their canine friends. View from Somersett West Park Site Map: For a more detailed site map, click here. Construction Updates: The Family Play Area, fencing, restrooms, and a pavilion have been installed. (Photos courtesy of Somersett Homeowners Association) Park construction began in July of 2019. Click here to view a drone video taken by Toll Brothers on October 21, 2019. Family Play Area and landscaping. Children's playground. Pavillion area. Garden Committee members selecting garden beds for the community garden. Thank you to all the community members supporting this project. Donate today to help the Somersett West Park Improvement Project!

During this global pandemic, help us help our parks, and people, continue to grow with a donation today! Ayúdanos a ayudar a nuestros parques y a la gente a seguir creciendo durante este tiempo. Con una crisis de salud mundial, desempleo y aislamiento social, ha sido difícil saber a dónde acudir para encontrar la paz. A través de esta temporada continua de incertidumbre, los parques sirven como pulmones de nuestra región. Con las repercusiones financieras que se avecinan de 2020 para los muchos presupuestos de parques locales, estatales y federales, sabemos que esta carga recaerá en organizaciones comunitarias como nosotros, y necesitamos su ayuda para lograrlo. Dona G.E.T. Outdoors Durante esta pandemia global, los estudiantes de 7.º a 12.º grado reciben menos oportunidades de salir al aire libre y relacionarse con la naturaleza y sus amigos. Durante el último año, Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation ha estado desarrollando una aplicación para teléfonos inteligentes para alentar a los estudiantes a mantenerse activos y explorar sus parques locales. Con su ayuda, esperamos involucrar a los estudiantes con esta emocionante aplicación móvil para la primavera de 2021. * Algunas fotografías fueron tomadas antes de las pautas de distanciamiento social. Saludable por Naturaleza Los árboles son los pulmones de nuestra comunidad. Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation continúa desarrollando el Área de Estudio de la Naturaleza propuesta, un espacio comunitario construido por usted, para usted. Desde la pandemia de marzo pasado, vemos la importancia de hacer crecer nuestros espacios abiertos como un lugar para que los miembros de nuestra comunidad se rejuvenezcan y encuentren la paz. Necesitamos su ayuda para asegurarnos de que los espacios abiertos sigan estando disponibles para usted. Descubre sus Parques Ha sido un año largo y es hora de invertir en ti mismo invirtiendo en tus parques locales. Sabemos que los beneficios de salir al aire libre reducen el estrés y mejoran la salud física y mental. Los estudios nos muestran que las actividades organizadas pueden aumentar el uso del parque en un 25%. Al brindar acceso a caminatas gratuitas Descubra sus parques, mantenemos vivos estos programas con su apoyo.

During this global pandemic, help us help our parks, and people, continue to grow with a donation today! Thank you for supporting the next generation of enthusiastic scientists and environmental caretakers! By contributing you are providing a platform for educational experiences and community engagement. Finalize your donation below! Dona Student Stewards Program The Student Stewards Program is a hands-on, STEAM based curriculum that helps students both connect with local, open spaces and also realize their role as community scientists, active stewards, and engaged learners. Junior Naturalist Program The Junior Naturalist Program is a free, outdoor program for families with children of all ages to encourage the exploration of local parks while learning something new about nature! Student Camps Our Student Camps are STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics), standards-based options for school vacation. During camp students go on exciting outdoor adventures as we turn our local parks into learning laboratories!

Check this page to learn more about Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation's community resources. Community Resources Hiking All the info you need for your next outdoor adventure Composting DIY how-tos, bike-powered pickup and drop off in the Reno area! Gardening Rainwater harvesting, planting natives, and ridding your garden of pesky invasives Button Hiking Resources Leave No Trace Hiking Etiquette Hiking apps - AllTrails, PeakVisor, iNaturalist, Star Walk “20 Hikes within 20 Minutes of Downtown Reno” Composting Down to Earth Composting - Bike-powered pickup and drop-off composting services (monthly fee) How to Build a Compost Bin Maintaining a Healthy Compost Pile Sustainable Gardening Rain Barrel How-To Five Native Plants for Northern NV -removing/preventing spread of invasives Community Partners