Earth Day - Arlington
Family friendly Earth Day celebration with nature walks, story times, crafts and activities. Free.
Bird and nature walks, tree and plant identification, and more
Family friendly Earth Day celebration with nature walks, story times, crafts and activities. Free.
Expect to find painted buntings, yellow-billed cuckoos and other birds. Bring binoculars. $5 with paid admission.
1 mile/5K walk and fun-run for individuals and pets plus a 5K competitive run. The route is shady, quiet and baby-stroller friendly. In addition, participants can enjoy live music, entertaining and educational games, face-painting, clowns, balloon artists, exhibits and food. $5-$25.
Women in the Environment will tour the education and community gardens and have a picnic lunch provided by the city. Free/WE members, $10/non-members. To join WE, go to http://wemembership.eventbrite.com/
Enjoy a wildflower walk on this 12-acre preserved native prairie when the wildflowers are plentiful. Hosted by the Flower Mound Foundation. Free. The venue is also part of the Denton County Master Gardener Spring Garden Tour..
Texas Master Naturalist Jim Varnum will lead a nature walk through the park.
Annual festival featuring vendors, arts and crafts, kid's activities, car show, bluebird tours, Miss Teen Bluebird pageant.
Star parties are being held at three locations in Tarrant County to bring attention to light pollution: The Tandy Hills Natural Area in Fort Worth (http://tandyhills.org), the Fort Worth Prairie Park (https://www.facebook.com/savetheprairie) and the Bob Jones Nature Center in Southlake (http://www.bjnc.org). Participants will observe the sky and upload their observations. The event is part of an international citizen scientist program (GlobeAtNight.org). See GSDFW story: http://greensourcedfw.org/articles/julie-s-green-light-april-8-video-race-goes-green-earth-day-film-bash-regional-star-party
$7 for a full day at LLELA and Stars on the Prairie. RSVP: Lisa Cole at 972-219-3930 or lisacole@unt.edu. Participants might see a meteor from the Lyrid meteor shower.
$7 for a full day at LLELA and Stars on the Prairie. RSVP: Lisa Cole at 972-219-3930 or lisacole@unt.edu. Repeated April 20.