South Llano River State Park
South Llano River is 2,600-acre park with about 2 miles of river frontage. There are four bird blinds on property. The Golden-cheeked Warbler and Black-capped Vireo nest at the park as well as numerous other species. There are about 24 miles of hike and bike trails .
More information is available at https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/south-llano-river
Volunteer Opportunities
March, April, and May:
- Birding Volunteers to guide walks and to sit and chat with guests in the bird blinds.
- Need to be willing to become very familiar with park birds.
- Assist with School Groups by forming a cohesive school program. Lead programs and hikes with students of multiple age groups.
Summer:
- If we are unable to recruit campground hosts, for the bird blinds.
- Trash pickup and river monitoring
- Develop new and exciting programs
Fall:
- Trail Maintenance to include weed-eating, trimming, ,trash pickup, and trail repair
- Develop new and exciting programs
- Volunteers with Dark Skies skills and knowledge to lead astronomy nights
All new volunteers need to meet with Park Interpreter Lorissa and get an orientation before starting.
Please contact Park Interpreter Lorissa Digiacomo at (325- 446-3994 or email at Lorissa.Digiacomo@tpwd.texas.gov
| Project Code | Project | Description |
| KM-01-A-NPA | TPWD South Llano River State Park Nature Access | Assist TPWD staff with bird blind maintenance, native species gardens, and trails. |
| KM-01-A-TG | Friends of South Llano River State Park | For members of Friends of SLRSP to report service hours for duties, tasks, and meetings. |