Event is hosted by Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas, which supports the cause of water conservation. Please join, as we celebrate the interlocking relationship between water and life at the 2012 Green Spaces Alliance Fall Gala.
Event is hosted by the North Texas Renewable Energy Group. Presenter is C.T. Lloyd, Certified Home Energy Auditor.
The North Texas Environmental Meetup is about meeting other like-minded environmentally-conscious people to discuss environmental issues both on a global and local level.
The North Texas Environmental Meetup is about meeting other like-minded environmentally-conscious people to discuss environmental issues both on a global and local level.
The North Texas Environmental Meetup is about meeting other like-minded environmentally-conscious people to discuss environmental issues both on a global and local level.
Is your yard work piling up? Let it! Learn the basics of turning that garden debris into garden gold through composting. We cover what to put in, what to leave out, and how to mix, moisten and manage your way to successful soil enrichment. We'll also teach you to use specialized red worms to compost your food waste and create a fertile soil amendment for plants.
Cost: $5 residents. $9 non-residents.
Learn about the different types of mimicry and why it is so prevalent in nature from Entomologist John Watts. $15; $12 for TDG members.
Educators: fill your lesson plans while filling your supply shelves. Spend a day earning SBEC authorized CPE credits while learning techniques to implement the natural world into all areas of your elementary curriculum. Working lunch included. 5 hours awarded. $30; $24 for TDG Members. Register in advance.
Educators: fill your lesson plans while filling your supply shelves. Spend a day earning SBEC authorized CPE credits while learning techniques to implement the natural world into all areas of your elementary curriculum. Working lunch included. 5 hours awarded. $30; $24 for TDG Members. Register in advance.
Continue to encourage your child's love of the outdoors all year long with Trinity River Audubon Center's Nature Club. The program will be held the 3rd Sunday of every month, beginning Sept 16. Nature Club is designed to encourage children, ages 5-12, to be active stewards of our lands, while at the same time showing children all the wonders of the nature around them.
Cost is $195/child for members ($220/child for non-members) for 9 sessions. Contact Zeshan Segal at 214-309-5812 or zsegal@audubon.org to register.