Environment

Situated along the shores of Lewisville Lake, Highland Village places a high priority on preserving its natural environment, green spaces, and urban canopy.

* **Parks and Trails:** The city boasts the Inland Trail System, an extensive network of over 9 miles of multi-use concrete trails that connect neighborhoods, parks, and retail areas, promoting a walkable and bike-friendly environment. * **Protected Areas & Lakeshore:** Pilot Knoll Park and Copperas Branch Park offer protected natural spaces along Lewisville Lake, providing habitats for local wildlife and recreational areas for residents. * **Urban Forestry:** Highland Village has been recognized as a "Tree City USA" by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to urban forestry and tree preservation ordinances. * **Air and Water Quality:** While local water quality meets or exceeds all state and federal standards, air quality is subject to the broader Dallas-Fort Worth regional ozone levels, which can dip during peak summer months. * **Sustainability:** The city actively promotes environmental stewardship through community recycling programs, electronic waste disposal events, and water conservation guidelines.

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