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Lead a nature walk on any trail at LLELA. Each season at LLELA is different, and we never know what we’ll find—deer tracks, autumn leaves, blooming wildflowers, nesting songbirds, butterflies, and much more. Roster set to 15 guests. Meets at LLELA Cicada Pavilion. Volunteers to lead/assist with the walk sign up HERE VMS Code: ... Read More →
Volunteer at the Ray Roberts Lake State Park Nature Centers! At IDB Nature Center Ranger Mindy is going to be out a some in November and December and is requesting assistance from EFTMN in providing some programs while she is gone. If you’re interested in doing a program contact Mindy at mindy.shumate@tpwd.texas.gov The Johnson Branch... Read More →
Volunteer at the Ray Roberts Lake State Park Nature Centers! At IDB Nature Center Ranger Mindy is going to be out a some in November and December and is requesting assistance from EFTMN in providing some programs while she is gone. If you’re interested in doing a program contact Mindy at mindy.shumate@tpwd.texas.gov The Johnson Branch... Read More →
Trail maintenance, garden/greenhouse and prairie work. Usual workdays are Mondays and Thursdays, unless there is a Thursday Chapter meeting. For solo work, show up anytime! Contact: Clay Thurmond - rcthurmond@gmail.com, for more details or sign up at this link: https://volunteersignup.org/T8YY8
Come out to the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area (LLELA) to work on prairie restoration, wildscape, and facilities projects. Depending on the weather, projects may include nursery work such as seed harvesting or potting and plant rescue or replanting; maintenance of hiking trails; or removal of exotic species. Dress for the weather and bring your... Read More →
The purpose of Trailhead Tuesday is to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for visitors when they are hiking the trails at LLELA. Duties include the removal of debris and trash from the trails. The crew will trim low branches, bushes or vines that may pose a safety hazard to visitors along the trails. A... Read More →
Green Acres (located at 4400 Hide-A-Way Lane, Flower Mound, 75022) Summer hours are 8-11am. We have lots for you to see and do in the prairie, monarch station and riparian area, all while our bluebirds are busy nesting in boxes in the park. Please dress for the weather (gloves, hat, long sleeves and pants), bring... Read More →
Join Diane Wetherbee at Cross Timbers Trailhead for a mini-bioblitz as part of the 2022 Fall Socially Distant Bioblitz this week! Mini-bioblitzs are for TMNEFC members, guests/non-MN volunteers are welcome. We can invite other chapters to join in! For questions, contact either Mary Morrow hawkilitle@aol.com or Diane Wetherbee diane.wetherbee@gmail.com VMS code: FR:iNaturalist, and add Fall... Read More →
Over the course of 8 weeks and 30+ instructional hours (August 30, 2022 through October 27, 2022), attendees will gain a better understanding of entomology, integrated pest management, and how to identify common insects, spiders, and arthropods in Texas. Also covered in this training: iNaturalist, Butterfly gardening and native pollinators, Invasive insects to watch for... Read More →
Join Sam Kieschnick, Urban Wildlife Biologist with Texas Parks and Wildlife, to hear him talk about wildlife in Carrollton. Native wildlife living throughout the City of Carrollton can typically be seen year-round. Normally, the wildlife poses no threat to humans and keeps their distance. If they happen to have access to food, water, and shelter,... Read More →
