Drink a seltzer, help save a river.

Buffalo Bayou Partnership also activates the waterway through pedestrian, boating and biking amenities; volunteer activities; permanent and temporary art installations; and wide-ranging tours and programs that engage tens of thousands of visitors each year.

BUFFALO BAYOU is such an important part of Houston. Buffalo Bayou Park stretching from Shepherd Drive to Sabine Street between Allen Parkway and Memorial Drive, the 160-acre Buffalo Bayou Park is one of the country’s great urban green spaces.

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We ❤️ our #BuffaloBayouPark volunteers! Thank you to all who come out and lend a hand. We are still continuing small group/family/individual weekday volunteering through October! Time slots can be reserved Tuesday through Friday from 8-11am. To sign up, fill out the form from the link in our bio and our Volunteer Coordinator, Steve Parker, will be in touch with details. Thanks also to our 2020 Volunteer Program Sponsor, @enbridge, for the support! #buffalobayou #houston #volunteering

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There are plenty of ways to get involved with keeping our parks and trails growing and the bayou flowing! Check out our Volunteer Opportunities or become a Buffalo Bayou Partnership Member today.

Coors Seltzer makes volunteering easy. Let’s say you drink a seltzer while you’re hanging by the pool*, that’s volunteering. Each 12-pack sold will help restore 500 gallons of river water. Drink a seltzer, help save a river. Details at coorsseltzer.com

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Coors Seltzer is launching the world’s easiest volunteer program: Drink a seltzer, help save a river.