Tree ID Walk with TreeFolks

About this event

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Join TreeFolks for a guided tree identification walk at the Wildflower Center. During this walk, you’ll learn how to recognize 10 native Texas tree species using key characteristics like leaves, bark, and overall form. This is a great opportunity to build foundational ID skills and become more familiar with the trees that grow throughout Central Texas.

This class is designed for adults (ages 17+). Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a registered adult. Space is limited, and registration is required .

Pricing

Price of Admission $15 for adults $8 for youth (ages 3-17) Free for members. Join today!

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About TreeFolks

Founded in 1989, TreeFolks is Austin’s urban forestry nonprofit, working with communities across Central Texas through tree planting, giveaways, education, and reforestation efforts. Their mission is to empower Central Texans to build stronger communities through planting and caring for trees.

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From Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center