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The Friends of Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge presents 'The Truth About True Bugs' Did you know that all bugs are insects, but not all insects are bugs? The "true bugs",... Read More →
Volunteers are needed at the Nature Centers at Ray Roberts Lake State Park, both the Isle Du Bois and Johnson Branch units. Our duties are to welcome visitors, help them... Read More →
Trail maintenance, garden/greenhouse and prairie work. Usual workdays are Mondays and Thursdays 9-11, unless there is a Thursday Chapter meeting. For solo work, show up anytime! Contact: Clay Thurmond - [email protected],... Read More →
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... Read More →
Come help LISDOLA prepare for students. We need volunteers to refresh displays and models, do trail checks and trail maintenance, propagate plants for the new building, and much more. Volunteer... Read More →
Fascinated with bird behavior? So are we! Join us for this special presentation using our personal videos of a variety of birds in action to learn how you can use... Read More →
Bees and the Ecosystem, presented by Erik Dietrich (Experienced Beekeeper, Texas Beekeepers Association) Coordinator: 2022 Flower Mound Library, Spring Garden Series Link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvcemgrT4iG9ygBYDBXZmfx5kZLGCAJ_aN VMS Code: AT Chapter Approved
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... Read More →
Green Acres (located at 4400 Hide-A-Way Lane, Flower Mound, 75022) We welcome you to join us on prairie restoration, monarch station maintenance, bluebird box monitoring, and riparian area planting. Contact... Read More →
Constructed in 1969, Lake Livingston, TX is an 83,277-acre impoundment reservoir on the Trinity River. After 60 years, siltation and reservoir aging has yielded significant aquatic habitat loss. In partnership... Read More →
