Environment

Adelaide Levens will speak on the Fort Worth organization 'Streams and Valleys' who work to protect our local Trinity River and hiking trails. The third Wednesday of each month we share conservation news, outings info and enjoy a presentation by a guest speaker. Speaker will be followed by refreshments, club business and announcements. Location: Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, Moncrief Garden Center, Azalea Room; 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd. at University Drive, north of I-30, Fort Worth. (817)871-7686.

Kids ages 10-12 learn to “Leave No Trace” and explore with a map and compass, keep a nature journal, discover geocaching, use microscopes to identify aquatic critters, and play eco-games. $210/members; $235/nonmembers.

Dotty Woodson of Texas Agrilife and former Tarrant County Extension horticulturalist will explain how to conserve water in your home landscape and urban water conservation issues. The third Wednesday of each month we share conservation news, outings info and enjoy a presentation by a guest speaker. Speaker will be followed by refreshments, club business and announcements. Location: Fort Worth Botanic Gardens, Moncrief Garden Center, Azalea Room; 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd. at University Drive, north of I-30, Fort Worth. (817)871-7686.

Explore the habits and characteristics of the reptiles and amphibians that call North Texas home. Discussion and animal display presented by the DFW Herpetological Society

Texas Predators – 9 am - 12 pm or 1 - 4 pm  •  July 18-22
Kids entering 3rd and 4th grades prowl the woods in search of evidence that predators live in River Legacy Parks. Examine the relationship between predator and prey, and develop an appreciation for the role of both the hunted and the hunter in maintaining the balance of nature.

1st-4th grade classes are $175 per session

Annual fundraiser to feature live music, local produce and dinner under the stars

 The Connemara Meadow Preserve will once again be filled
with food, fun and friends when the Connemara Conservancy Foundation hosts its
second annual Into The Meadow celebration on Oct. 1.

Tickets, which are $150 per person, are available at connemaraconservancy.org or
by calling (214) 351-0990. The event begins at 5 p.m. and benefits the Connemara
Conservancy, which currently protects more than 3,400 acres of land throughout North
Texas.

In just one year, Into The Meadow has become Connemara’s signature fundraising
event, celebrating locally produced food and the conservancy’s mission of preserving
and protecting open space throughout North Texas.

Once again the event will feature cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the Pecan Grove, live
music, a local vendor market place, an auction and the signature white tablecloth dinner
held under the stars in the Meadow Preserve and catered by Pecan Lodge Catering.

“From the cocktail reception in the Pecan Grove to the dramatic sunset to the fireflies

What's a "JAMZ" ?

The Marriage of Jazz and Jam!

Escape the summer heat and join us at the Interfaith Peace Chapel on the campus of The Cathedral of Hope for a night of cool music and sweet treats.

Help us honor this year's Hero of Hope, Mr. Gary Cunningham in a celebration of food, fun and friendship!

The Peace Jamz Band features:

Bruce Yamini, Brian Piper and Sean McCurley

Treats will be provided by The World Beer Company's Conscious Cook,

Donna Collins and Tudi Wilson.

This is a green, local, organic, zero waste event!

RSVP - Please so we have enough food - room for 90!

Admission: Love Offering

Free admission all day.

Enjoy a bit of canoeing/kayaking on your own on the quiet waters around Greer Island. Canoes/kayaks, paddles and lifejackets provided. Children in canoes must be 5 years or older and accompanied by a parent or guardian. Kayakers must be at least 18 years old. Parents must sign a liability waiver for minor children. NO REGISTRATION NEEDED. FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED. Greer Island gate will open at 11
a.m.  Meet at Greer Island. $5 (with paid admission)/MEMBERS $3.

Current Admission fees:

$5 Adults (13-64)
$2 Children (3-12;under 3 FREE)
$3 Seniors (65+)
$1 Discount per person (with Military ID)

If you are a bird that frequents the Lotus Marsh, you must be well equipped. It can get really mucky and difficult to navigate. If you are hunting fish, you must be quick and have the proper tools to catch them. Join us today as we discuss a group of birds that have what it takes to survive at the Lotus Marsh. We will discuss the natural history of egrets and herons. We will then take a quick trip down to the Boardwalk and
check out these highly adaptive birds. FREE (with paid admission). 

Current Admission fees:

$5 Adults (13-64)
$2 Children (3-12;under 3 FREE)
$3 Seniors (65+)
$1 Discount per person (with Military ID)