In celebration of National Public Lands Day, Big Bend Ranch State Park-Texas Parks and Wildlife invites volunteers to be part of the nation’s most significant single-day volunteer event for public lands. This event aims to ensure the pristine nature of Big Bend Ranch State Park is maintained for generations to come.
Event Details:
- Date: Saturday, September 23, 2023
- Time: Starting at 8 AM
- Meeting Point: La Cuesta Campground
What to Expect:
Dedicate a full day to restoring the beauty of Big Bend Ranch State Park. Collaborate with park staff and other passionate volunteers in the cleanup mission, making tangible efforts to protect the park’s natural heritage.
Preparation Guidelines:
- Hydration: Carry water. It’s recommended to have 1 liter for each hour of activity.
- Dress Smart: Wear sturdy walking shoes, a protective hat, and long sleeves. Opting for bright colors is suggested for visibility and safety.
- Tools: Bring along gloves to ensure safe handling during the cleanup.
Perks for Volunteers:
To express gratitude for their commitment, park admission fees will be waived for all volunteers participating in the event.
For any inquiries or additional information regarding the event, contact the Barton Warnock Visitor Center at (432) 424-3327 or the Fort Leaton State Historic Site at (432) 229-3613.
Participants are reminded that outdoor events might face changes in location, postponements, or cancellations due to unforeseen weather conditions. To stay informed on the latest updates concerning the event, please check out the latest posts on the organization’s Instagram and Facebook stories.
By contributing just a day, volunteers can make a significant impact, ensuring Big Bend Ranch State Park remains a treasure for all visitors in the years to come. Join hands with fellow nature enthusiasts and play a pivotal role in conserving Texas’ natural beauty.
