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To make a donation to our Friends of Copperfield Nature Trail account managed by the Austin Parks Foundation. Thank you!
Catch and Release at Blakeney Pond
Ever wonder what’s causing all the feeding frenzy splashing at Blakeney pond? Luis reveals it may just be this Large Mouth Bass he caught and released in 2016. Thanks for sharing Luis! Happy Trails.
Frost Weed Photos from January 2017
Thanks to Mary for braving the cold and sharing photos of Frost Weed along our Copperfield Nature Trail showing why it’s called Frost Weed.
Atterbury Pond Ready! Set! Plant! Nov 12, 2016
Friends of Copperfield Nature Trails NEXT Volunteer event Saturday November 12! Mark your calendars and sign up at Treefolks. http://www.treefolks.org/volunteer-opportunities/ Scroll down to where it says “streamside sapling planting/Ready! Set! Plant!” and click on “sign up” for Copperfield Nature Trail. We will be removing young ligustrum and replacing with small native trees at Atterbury pond
National Public Lands Day – Volunteers Needed for September 24!
There will be a workday at the trails on September 24, 2016 in celebration of National Public Lands Day. 9 AM to 12 Noon. Stay for all or some. We’ll meet at the Blakeney Lane pond entrance to the trail at 9 AM, feel free to come a few minutes early to sign in and
Copperfield Trails Website Undergoing Update
We’re currently updating the website to reflect a restructuring of the Friends of Copperfield Trails group. Nothing big is changing, we’re merely making the website easier for more members to post news and pictures of the trail. You might notice some things out of place for the next few days while we clean up. Thanks
New Trail Officially Opened!
On April 10, 2016, a new trail connecting Peggoty to Yager lane was officially opened. Neighbors from Copperfield, Coppertree Condominiums, Springs of Walnut Creek and Westview Canyon took a celebratory hike together to officially cross the trail for the first time.
Clean Sweep 2016 Success
The park cleanup from April of 2016 was a success! There were a few hiccups (including a rain shower almost immediately after the workday started), but the park was still cleaned and the group still managed to get a good picture! Thanks for coming out, everyone!
In late October, storms hit Austin causing flooding and damage all across the city. In our park, it downed some trees and made quite a mess of debris. On November 9th, an emergency cleanup gathering was scheduled to help clear a lot of the mess. Volunteers and Austin Community Service came together to rescue the
Cleanup Day Pictures!
The September 28th cleanup workday was a success. We had a turnout of over 30 people helping to clean garbage, mulch trees, clear out dead foliage / branches, and more. Here’s some pictures of the overall event: Thanks for everyone who showed up! A lot of familiar faces and a lot of new ones!
New Park Map
We’ve uploaded a picture of what the new park should look like! It’s a map that gives basic details of the walkways and layout of the park. Feel free to check it out here.