Bird and nature walks, tree and plant identification, and more
Meet us at a cozy campfire for traditional campfire fun, which may include stories, songs, a craft for children and of course toasted marshmallows. $10. Registration required:972-219-3930 or Erin.Taylor@unt.edu.
Imagination Yoga instructors lead kids ages 2-12 on an exciting, story-based journey through yoga poses and kindness curriculum. LLELA’s covered pavilion, beautiful pollinator garden and forest are the setting for this engaging class. $10. Info: Aimee Leach: AimeeLeach@ImaginationYoga.com
Hike one of LLELA’s many trails and commune with nature during this two-hour hatha yoga class. $15. Info: Laura Scott: RoamingYogiDenton@gmail.com.
Hike one of LLELA’s many trails and commune with nature during this two hour hatha yoga class. $15. Info: Laura Scott: RoamingYogiDenton@gmail.com.
Hike one of LLELA’s many trails and commune with nature during this two hour hatha yoga class. $15. Info: Laura Scott: RoamingYogiDenton@gmail.com.
Monthly environmental activities hosted by Trinity Environmental Academy, led by certified teachers and founders of Trinity Environmental Academy. Fun, hands-on activities for ages 4-10. Snacks and water provided.
This month's theme: Signs of Fall.
Free. Info: 469-554-6320 or TriEA2015@gmail.com.
READ THE GREENSOURCEDFW.ORG ARTICLE.
http://greensourcedfw.org/articles/trinity-environmental-academy-aims-offer-green-curriculum-dfw-youth
Experience the beauty of fall on the prairie as LLELA staff lead a two-hour walking tour. Minimum age 10 years. Registration required: 972-219-3930 or LisaCole@unt.edu. $10.
Experience the beauty of fall on the prairie as LLELA staff lead a two-hour walking tour. Minimum age 10 years. Registration required: 972-219-3930 or LisaCole@unt.edu. $10.
Ben Sandifer will be speaking on The Great Trinity Forest. He will share his observations on various forms of life the spring attracts and makes possible. Also, one focal point of his presentation will be about the conservation efforts of Pemberton Big Spring.
Has it been years since you camped with the scouts or just need to update your knowledge of camping equipment, wilderness cooking and clothing yourself for hiking? Virgin campers are welcome and will find this information basic and easy to understand. Join experienced and patient Sierra Club outings leaders who will conduct the class, demonstrate equipment, answer questions and advise on trip planning. Topics to be covered include selection and care of tents, back packs and day packs, stoves, hiking boots, clothing, sleeping bags, sleeping pads as well as meal and trip planning. $15 to be prepaid. Preregister by Sept. 3 with Claudia Blalock. Info: claudia.blalock@att.net or 817-924-6242. Please include your phone contact when emailing Claudia.