Bird and nature walks, tree and plant identification, and more
Join a bilingual naturalist on a hike across the Refuge trails in search of interesting winter fauna and flora. Whether Spanish is your first or second language, this hike provides a great opportunity to learn or practice the Spanish language. Free with admission.
During this workshop, learn how to start a colony of these popular insect eaters. Pre-registration required. Free with paid admission.
Learn about the natural history of woodpeckers, what allows them to drill and drum, and the many species we have. Free with paid admission.
How do plants and animals survive the winter and prepare for the future? Learn the ways flora and fauna at the Nature Center prepare and survive on this guided hike. Free with admission.
J and Wanda Rubrecht will present "A Walk In the Preserve." They will touch on birds, plants and trees, insects, etc. from their many visits.
Club meets second Saturday of the month. Meetings generally include a guest speaker presenting a topic of interest and a reception for meeting and greeting fellow members. Presented topics include how-to and technique discussions and travelogue presentations. $20/annual dues.
More than 270 species of birds have been recorded in the Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area’s forests, prairies and marshes. Bird watchers of all skill levels are welcome to join our master birders as they guide visitors to birding locations at LLELA. $7/includes admission. Reservations requested: 972-219-3930 or lisacole@unt.edu.
Follow trail guides on a moonlit stroll down the Redbud Trail. If the weather is cold, a cozy campfire and hot cocoa will help hikers thaw out at the end of the hike. No flashlights necessary. Ages 5 years and up. $10/person. Registration required. Info: 972-219-3930 or lisacole@unt.edu.
Explore the nighttime world of animals of Campión Trail with native species experts and learn more about the sights, smells and sounds of nature at night. Pre-registration required.
Restrictions
Limited to children ages 5 years and up. Strollers and pets are not allowed.
Free. Info: 972-742-2296.
The FW Sierra Club hosts this hike at the 13,000-acre refuge. Hike and bird watch for 2-3 hours, then eat a late lunch at a nearby restaurant. Bring raingear, warm clothing, water, snacks, binoculars and cameras. Meet at the Visitors Center at 9 a.m. or see website for carpool options. Info: Claudia Blalock 817-924-6242 or claudia.blalock@att.net.