About

Friends of Copperfield Nature Trails volunteer 2006-present. Gardens at Gus Garcia volunteer 2016-present. Master Naturalist volunteer since Fall 2023.

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Groups

  • It's My Park Day - Spring

  • Austin Parks Foundation

  • Gardens at Gus Garcia Community Garden

  • Friends of Copperfield Nature Trails

  • Adopt - A - Park

  • It's My Park Day - Fall

  • Keep Austin Beautiful Day

  • Keep Austin Beautiful

  • Adopt-a-Creek

  • Walnut Creek

  • Friends of Copperfield Nature Trail

  • Violet Crown Garden Club

  • Zilker Botanical Garden

  • ZBG Horticulture Volunteers

  • Austin Parks & Recreation

  • Impacts

    Copperfield Ligustrum Lassoin' Continued...
    Friends of Copperfield Nature Trail
    APR Native Bee Monitoring Project

    Mayfield bee check (3 native species). Enjoyed seeing other wildlife also. Temps a bit high, but that's summer in Texas!

    Gave 1.50 hours on 08/06/2025
    Copperfield Ligustrum Lassoin' Continued...
    Native Bee Monitoring Volunteers

    Quick bee survey before a Violet Crown Garden Club planning meeting. Enjoyed seeing Zilker Garden staff out in the garden collecting seeds and caring for the garden.

    Gave 0.75 hour on 07/31/2025
    Friends of Copperfield Nature Trail
    Friends of Copperfield Nature Trail
    APR Native Bee Monitoring Project

    hot. hummingbirds out in force and did see bumble bees and tiny bees, maybe carpenter (blurry image). posted to iNat. peacocks wandering about, also saw phoebe, cardinal, lesser goldfinch and a few insects besides bees. only visiting parking area, "latrine garden", and formal gardens this visit (not trails).

    Gave 1.50 hours on 07/10/2025
    Native Bee Monitoring Volunteers

    hot hot hot. saw a new bee for me, I think, oblique longhorn bee on a rosinweed that I thought was a bumblebee till I saw image at home on computer screen. posted on iNat.

    Gave 1.50 hours on 07/10/2025
    GivePulse profile picture of Lindsay Loftin Lindsay Loftin  1 year ago
    Awesome! I don't have that bee yet! Where did you see it?
    Friends of Copperfield Nature Trail