Make a difference by volunteering in the City of Aurora's Parks. Park Stewards perform tasks such as litter collection, and light weeding while also reporting any safety or maintenance concerns at their selected park. 

In this episode of Faces and Places of Aurora, Host Rick Crandall visits the Plains Conservation Center where city of Aurora Natural Resource Specialist Fendi Despres gives an overview of this amazing jewell of Aurora.&nbs

Not all heroes wear capes, sometimes they wear khaki.

The Aurora Animal Shelter has important advice for our dogs lovers out there: 

Aurora is home to over 50,000 trees, including specimens found in parks and local neighborhoods.

The Seed Library is a collection of open-pollinated and heirloom seeds that you can borrow to plant and grow at home.

A new nose has joined the Aurora Police Department. K9 Cooper has a new skill that no other officer, or K9 can do. 

Summer is heating up, and the Aurora Reservoir is the place to be! AuroraTV heads to this hot spot and sets sail with Captain Tim, who shows us life is beautiful on a boat!

Did you know that there are eagles nesting right here in Aurora? AuroraTV spoke with our Parks, Recreation and Open Space Department to learn more about these birds and why they chose Aurora. 

Aurora's first separated bike lanes are now open.

Recently, a windstorm destroyed one of the teepees at the Aurora's Plains Conservation Center.

Summer plans get canceled? How about raising a few backyard chickens? AuroraTV’s Wendy Brockman brings us the Scoop on the Coop.