Arlington Conservation Council: Bonnie Bowman - Arlington
Bonnie Bowman will speak on the O.S. Gray Natural Area Management Plan. Free.
Bird & Nature Walks
Bird and nature walks, tree and plant identification, and more
Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center: Birding Basics - Dallas
Bird identification for beginners. $15. Register: 469-526-1980 or dcac@audubon.org.
Dallas Zoo: Wildlife at the Ballpark - Arlington
Creatures from the Dallas Zoo will be on hand for this special educational presentation prior to the game between the Rangers and the Athletics at the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. Info: 817-436-5979.
Dallas Zoo: Father's Day African Safari Overnight - Dallas
Take dad camping where everyone has an outdoor adventure and he doesn’t have to set up camp. Parents and children ages 7 and up will be led through the fascinating world of animals with activities, special talks, tours of the Zoo, live animal encounters and a special morning monorail Safari ride.
For more information, visit the Dallas Zoo’s Education department online or email Education@DallasZoo.com. $45-$50.
Texas Discovery Gardens: 'Portals' Art Exhibit - Dallas
Bright colors and bold patterns redefine nature in Texas Discovery Gardens’ latest art exhibition "Portals." Large scale acrylics and monotypes by Jackie MacLelland feature alternative perspectives. Ceramic birds and printed columns are also on display.
An opening reception will be held May 25, 4-6 pm. $4-8. Free admission for visitors attending the reception.
Twelve Hills Nature Center: Nature Appreciation Day - Dallas
Enjoy nature walks and light refreshments at this family-friendly event. Contact: marcieh@gmail.com or 214-941-6069.
BRIT: Field Studies Saturday - Fort Worth
Learn what science you already do in your daily life and the field skills you didn’t even know you had. Workshop features family-friendly, hands-on activities and presentations. Free. See schedule below.
Schedule:
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Discovery Stations on the Prairie
Learn how to collect plants and insects, or stop by our general observation station to learn more about BRIT’s prairie. Free jars will be given away so that you can take home your collection. Limited supply.
1:30 p.m. “Leading & Learning in Nature: BRIT Field School Changing Lives”
This presentation by Education Specialist Dr. April Sawey covers some of the educational research being conducted on the BRIT field School.
Fort Worth Sierra Club: National Trails Day - Fort Worth
Hike 3-4 miles on flat trails for bird and wildlife viewing. Bring water, snacks. $5. Contact: Claudia Blalock, 817-924-6242.
FW Nature Center: Knee-HIgh Naturalist - Fort Worth
Learn about butterflies. Program is geared for children 5-8 years old. Held at 1 p.m. & 2 p.m. Free with paid admission.
FW Nature Center: Full Moon Paddle - Fort Worth
Take a canoe tour in the evening hours. Opportunity to hear beavers slap the water with their tails and see deer and raccoons. Canoes, paddles and lifejackets are provided. Children must be 5 years or older. Parents must sign a liability waiver for minor children. Some previous experience recommended. Registration ends Tuesday preceding or when filled. Meet at Back Gate. Pre-registration required. $20.