Conservation

Simple sprinkler system repairs and converting spray irrigation systems to drip irrigation.

The Flower Mound Public Library will host the family-friendly “Bring Back the Monarchs. ”Monarch Watch volunteer Jenny Singleton will discuss the migratory patterns of the Monarchs, its biology, and beneficial plants for the butterfly. “Bring Back the Monarchs” is sponsored by Monarch Watch, The Flower Mound Foundation, Keep Flower Mound Beautiful and The Native Plant Society of Texas (Trinity Forks Chapter). Register for this free event by calling the library at 972-874-6165.

Hosted by Tarrant County Greenweavers. Energy Efficiency is coming to our homes and businesses whether we like it or not. Learning about why this is the case and what some strategies we can implement will put us on a proactive standing, rather than a reactive stance.

Green Movie Night: The film takes the viewer on a journey through the catastrophic disappearance of bees.

Arlington Water Utilities will discuss the basic parts of an irrigation system, typical maintenance issues, water scheduling techniques and water efficient technologies to save water and money. Free.

Tues thru Nov. 20. 6-8pm. Arlington Water Utilities, in cooperation with the Arlington Library, is offering this three-class series on the principles of landscape design, xeriscaping and recommended plants for Arlington. RSVP at dustan.compton@arlingtontx.gov. Free.

Dallas Interfaith Power & Light will be hosting a screening and round-table discussion of the Nova documentary Power Surge. This film looks at the state of "green energy" in the United States and the potential impact of technology on softening the blow of global climate change. In addition, participants of this new faith-based initiative will be presented with an opportunity to comment on the draft mission and principles.

Trash bags and gloves will be provided. Free volunteer picnic from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. will be held at Common Ground Community Garden. Sign up by calling 817-427-6651 or emailing dyork@nrhtx.com.

Texas State Geologist Scott Tinker will speak following the free showing of his film about energy solutions

Two 3-week sessions will be held each Sunday afternoon from 2 p.m.-4 p.m.
The camps will explore self and community impact & ways to live green ending with “A dream for a better tomorrow.”
Register for your session at ejdry54@yahoo.com. $50 per child, ages 4-9.
Families are welcome to stay and enjoy the garden during the camp!

October camp (Oct. 7-21) concludes with a Frightfully Fresh Fest on October 21 and 28 - from 1 p.m.-4 p.m.
November camp (Nov. 4-18) concludes with a Harvest Moon Fest.