Bird and nature walks, tree and plant identification, and more
Dr. Nancy Grimm, a renowned expert in stream and urban ecology from Arizona State University will speak on "Adding the ‘techno’ into urban socio-ecological research." Hosted by the Department of Biology. Info: Dr. Laura Gough, 817-272-1453 or gough@uta.edu. Free.
2.5 mile walk benefiting the Farm Animal Sanctuary. $15/early registration. $25/event-day registration. Children under 18 free. Dogs allowed. Guest speaker Ethan Dussault, Dallas Office Director, The Humane League.
Festival featuring outdoor activities, live music and food vendors. Attendees can test their skills at archery, climbing, kayaking, biking, and geo-caching; view demonstrations by historians and craftsmen of the Cross Timbers eco-region; or take a carriage ride down the Greenbelt Trail. Kid's activities include birds of prey and reptile exhibits, pony rides, Backyard Bass competition and an inflatable obstacle course and slide. Organized by the Greenbelt Alliance of Denton County, together with Texas Parks and Wildlife, the city of Denton, and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Info: Lauren Poleski: 682-365-8677 or Poleski.Lauren@gmail.com
Ceremony to honor the Stars, Moon and Mystery of nightfall. Love offering. Four Feathers Trading Post, 3522 CR 2621, Caddo Mills. RSVP: 214-288-9935. PrayerWalker07@hotmail.com.
Trick-or-treat on the trail for candy. Enjoy crafts, games and more. Wear a Halloween costume for this family friendly event. Free.
Enjoy this meditation that engages the senses, the body and the natural world. Bring a mat or cushion and a water bottle. Dress comfortably and in layers. The practice will be held outdoors. Ages 15 and older. $15/per class.
Although the lodge is not open to the public, the public is invited as observers, weather/burn ban permitting. Love offering. RSVP: 214-288-9935 or PrayerWalker07@hotmail.com.
Learn about butterflies this month in this series designed to connect kids and families to nature. Free.
Guided hike to see last of the summer wildflowers, wintering birds and other flora and fauna, including a possibly white-tailed deer. Free with paid admission.