Learn a variety of nature-inspired arts and crafts in this class each month. Open to all ages and abilities. Call (469) 526-1988 for more information or to register.
August 14: Watercolors
September 8: Textures in Nature
October 6: Patterns in Nature (note: class will be held on First Saturday this month)
Learn a variety of nature-inspired arts and crafts in this class each month. Open to all ages and abilities. Call (469) 526-1988 for more information or to register.
August 14: Watercolors
September 8: Textures in Nature
October 6: Patterns in Nature (note: class will be held on First Saturday this month)
Learn a variety of nature-inspired arts and crafts each month. Open to all ages and abilities. Call (469) 526-1988 for more information or to register.
August 11: Watercolors.
September 8: Textures in Nature.
October 6: Patterns in Nature (note: class will be held on First Saturday this month).
Volunteer with the Texas Land Conservancy as it battles the invasive plant species at the Oak Cliff Nature Preserve. The organization is preparing for a renovation project that will ensure everyone has access to the beauty of this preserve.
Water provided. Wear closed toed shoes, and bring work gloves if you have them. Only 20 spots available!
Sign up for the project here:
http://www.volunteerspot.com/login/entry/862345633981530012
Sail aboard The Chamonix II. Enjoy delicious seafood, wine and cold beer provided by Rahr and Sons brewery. Benefits Connemara Conservancy. Tickets are $50.
Spiders can be spotted as you venture along the trails. Learn about the different species you may encounter and learn how they benefit our ecosystem. Short presentation precedes the hike. Bring water and dress for the weather. Insect repellent highly recommended. $5 (with paid admission)/MEMBERS FREE.
Event is hosted by DFW Greenweavers. We will cover the construction and use of a full sized solar dehydrator.
You will receive:
* Materials list
* Hands on training on how to build a solar dehydrator
* A full understanding of how convection draw can dry food better than electrical food dehydrators.
Price is $80 to cover materials. Minimum of 6 people required.
We’ll be building a BIG one but it can be scaled down to any size to fit your needs.
Class environment is fun and easy going.
All tools will be provided.
Food and lodging are not provided.
DFW Greenweavers was established for the purpose of networking those professionals and companies who are either green-minded, eco-friendly or wishing to become more so.
We welcome those entrepreneurs, inventors, contractors, local food growers and similar synergistic partners helping us "grow" a better green business environment in the DFW area.
Rodney Fox, survivor of one of the worst, non-fatal shark attacks, will make an exclusive visit to the Museum of Nature & Science in Fair Park next week. From surviving one of the worst, non-fatal shark attacks by a Great White to becoming one of the foremost advocates in the research and conservation of the very creature that could have taken his life—Rodney is an inspiration to us all!
On Saturday, July 28, ticket holders to the Planet Shark: Predator or Prey exhibition at the Museum of Nature & Science, will hear about Rodney’s unparalleled diving career of funny, unusual and thrilling experiences, including his famous shark attack story and being a part of the filming for the popular 1975 film, “Jaws.” Visitors can see a signed copy of Peter Benchley’s book, “Jaws,” in the Planet Shark exhibition at the Museum.
Public Q & A Sessions:10 a.m.-10:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m.-1 p.m., 2 p.m.-2:30 p.m., 4 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
This event is hosted by the North Texas Environmental Meetup Group. In addition to talking about water, the group will also be talking about the latest environmental news and then move on to member suggested topics.
This event is scheduled around dinnertime, so feel free to come a little bit early and get a bite to eat or pick up a pint while we're there. Since we'll be taking up some space, it's only fair to give back a bit to the restaurant.