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Water is one of the most valuable assets in life. Not just because people need it to survive, but also for plants, lawn, trees, veggies, wildlife and everyday human necessities. Understanding how rainwater behaves on your property will give you the possibility to use it efficiently. You will learn about the importance of watershed and... Read More →
Everything in nature takes something away, to give something back as a natural recycling process. Soil quality is key for prosperous plants. Composting is the best way to build nutritious soil. In this class you will learn all about it! From the simplicity of it, to the science within it, to having a better understanding on... Read More →
Hike #11 in Amy Martin’s Wild DFW (page 259) Ned & Genie Fritz Buckeye Trail www.nedfritz.com Please text or email reservations for all hikes to Jeff Quayle, Jeff’s cell 817-729-0283, Jeff’s email [email protected] Or register through our sponsor - Fort Worth chapter of the Native Prairies Assoc of TX (FW-NPAT) www.texasprairie.org Please provide your... Read More →
Second Tuesday of each month at noon, the TMN State Office will offer an hour-long virtual advanced training event. These will be recorded each month and shared to the TMNTuesday website. TMN Tuesdays are open to the public – all are welcome to attend. Virtual Volunteer Fair Description: Our volunteers are ready to volunteer! Our Texas... Read More →
There are two days of presentations, 4/10 and 11 from 9:00 am - 5:30 on topics ranging from proper care and welfare considerations for captive and wild bats. Speakers will cover a wide range of topics focusing on general improvements to health and welfare, managing bat populations, bat transportation, ensuring proper nutrition, welfare during rehabilitation,... Read More →
Change in Number of 100-degree days Jay L. Banner - Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences Environmental Science Institute, University of Texas at Austin Jay Banner’s research centers on water resources, climate change, and the impact of human activities. His research combines geoscience and chemistry to examine streams, aquifers, caves and tree rings in Texas,... Read More →
Trail Walk Second Saturday of the month Meet at the Kiosk on the trail at 4100 Arbor Creek Dr. - Look for the Monarch butterfly wing on the side! Fun for all ages! A local Texas Master Naturalist will guide a walk, looking for a variety of insects and birds on the trail. Join us... Read More →
Hike #9 in Amy Martin’s Wild DFW (page 244) Oak Point Park & Nature Preserve www.plano.gov/1476/Oak-Point-Park-Nature-Preserve Please text or email reservations for all hikes to Jeff Quayle, Jeff’s cell 817-729-0283, Jeff’s email [email protected] Or register through our sponsor - Fort Worth chapter of the Native Prairies Assoc of TX (FW-NPAT) www.texasprairie.org Please provide your... Read More →
This course aims to work with scientific knowledge in a rigorous way while also challenging faulty, extractive, and eugenicist logics that have become embedded in contemporary thought. Students will become familiar with both a key selection of biological and philosophical literature, learning to apply the teachings of queer theory to case studies in science. The... Read More →
Dallas Inner-city Growers hosting a Farm Tour @ Beulah Acres Agroforest 6pm-8pm (networking 6-6:30). Join us for a tour with Daniel Arenas, director of the Agroforest at Beulah Acres and local leader in sustainable food growing, exploring their permaculture agroforest. Permaculture is a land management philosophy that mimics nature by growing with diversity, stability, and... Read More →
