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Environment

Preserving the natural environment is a core value in Flower Mound, famously known for its SMARTGrowth development plan which prioritizes ecological conservation alongside expansion.

* **The Mound:** The town's namesake is a 12.5-acre remnant of the Blackland Prairie. It has never been plowed and features hundreds of species of native wildflowers and grasses. * **Parks and Trails:** The town boasts over 50 miles of multi-purpose trails and over 50 parks, encouraging a highly active, outdoor lifestyle. * **Grapevine Lake:** Forming the town's southern border, this large reservoir provides ample opportunities for boating, hiking, fishing, and camping (notably at Twin Coves Park). * **Tree City USA:** Flower Mound has been recognized as a Tree City USA for over two decades, implementing strict tree preservation ordinances during commercial and residential development. * **Air and Water Quality:** Water quality consistently meets or exceeds state standards. Air quality is generally good, though the broader DFW region occasionally experiences ozone alerts during the peak of summer.

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