Program seeks to preserve a network of natural corridors along rivers, streams, utility corridors, and rights-of-way. Some corridors in the system include multi-use paths and others remain vegetated areas with no improvements for human access.
Greenways are a resource that serve a variety of functions including but not limited to floodplain management, protection of open space, and provide for wildlife and plant habitats. Multi-use paths within a greenway can provide alternate transportation routes for pedestrians and bicyclists, as well as recreation and health benefits. Multi-use paths also create connections to parks, neighborhoods, workplaces, schools, cultural and historical areas, and shopping centers.
The goals of the program are to:
To date, the City has constructed 8 miles of multi-use paths and has protected over 600 acres of greenways. An additional six miles of multi-use paths are funded. Project information on multi-use paths underway can be found here.
Art and Myra Bright Park(Adopted by: Net Impact)
Bee Creek Park- (Adopted by: Be the Match on Campus)
Brison Park- (Adopted by: Texas Master Naturalist Brazos Valley Chapter)
Brothers Pond Park- (Adopted by: College Station Seventh-day Adventist Church Light Bearers Pathfinder Club)
Creek View Park/Lick Creek West Greenway- (Adopted by: The American Institute of Chemical Engineers)
Edelweiss Gartens Park- (Adopted by: Aggie Replant)
Gabbard Park - (Adopted by: Texas Master Naturalist Brazos Valley Chapter)
Georgie K. Fitch Park- (Adopted by: Indian Graduate Student Association)
John Crompton Park- (Adopted by: Resilient Church)
Lemontree Park- (Adopted by: Aggie Business Kings)
Lick Creek East Greenway Section 1- (Adopted by: College Station Morning Lions Club)
Lick Creek East Greenway Section 2- (Adopted by: College Station Morning Lions Club)
Merry Oaks Park- (Adopted by: Aggie Outdoors)
Oaks Park - (Adopted by: College Station Student Council Committee Head)
Southern Oaks Park- (Adopted by: TAMU SPE Philanthropy)
Steeplechase Park- (Adopted by: Squadron 1)
University Park- (Adopted by: Aggie Replant)
W.A. Tarrow Park- (Adopted by: Fujifilm)
Wolf Pen Creek - Lower- (Adopted by: TAMU SPIES)
Wolf Pen Creek - Upper- (Adopted by: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints - CS 1st ward)
Woodcreek Park- (Adopted by: Texas A&M Division of Student Affairs)
Woodland Hills Park- (Adopted by: American Heritage Girls)
Before Your Scheduled Cleanup:
Upon Completion of Each Cleanup: