On Saturday, March 24, 2012 Southlake Town Square will be transformed into a green oasis. Green Fest is the community’s premier opportunity to learn about the many ways to be environmentally friendly, endow a sustainable future, and improve daily living by going green.
Green Fest Southlake is free to the public and scheduled for:
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Photovolatics in the 21st Century Jim Duncan, owner of North Texas Renewable Energy, Inc., will be able to give you the latest information and answer your questions. Check the website www.arlingtonconservationcouncil.org for the announcement. |
Free admission all day Open 9AM-9PM.
Amanda Robinson, Coordinator of Texas Interfaith Power & Light (TXIPL), will offer a presentation in Dallas on Tuesday, March 6th about creating a local, interfaith environmental network in Dallas. Come be part of the conversation! Details are below.
To RSVP or ask questions, e-mail Amanda.
Join the facebook event, and invite your friends!
Join a growing trend and learn how to create a bountiful organic community or backyard vegetable garden with Director of Horticulture Randy Johnson. We cover hands-on seasonal gardening topics.
$25; $20 for TDG Members. Register in advance.
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Fungi play a vital role in our ecological systems. They are one of the soils teeth and provide essential nutrients, processes and solutions to our economic, ecological and social problems. Come and learn how fungi are being utilized to solve many of the issues we face today in water filtration, pest management, reforestation, farming and more, during this adult workshop at River Legacy Living Science Center.
Best suited for ages 10 and up.
Space is limited, please RSVP to 817.860.6752.
Free, donations accepted
Get an up-close look at snakes and do a related craft at the Science Center. There will be one animal presentation per hour on the hour, beginning at 10 am and ending at 1 pm.
There is a maximum of 30 people per session.
Cost is $2 per person, and there must be one adult per family.
For more information, call 817.860.6752.
Guided hikes will leave from the Science Center every 30 minutes starting at 10 am. The last hike will leave at 1:30 pm.
There is a maximum of 20 people per hike.
Cost is $2 per person, and there must be one adult per family.
For more information, call 817.860.6752.
Investigate snails, millipedes and worms under microscopes during this come and go event at River Legacy Living Science Center. A maximum of 32 people will be allowed in the lab at a time.
Cost is $2 per person, and there must be one adult per family.
For more information, call 817.860.6752.