An environmental group or organization
Monthly meeting of local environmental groups to share information.
We have lots to discuss....
A) This Year's Projects
B) Political Races
C) VW Settlement Update
D) City of Dallas Recycling Update
E) Your Announcements/2018 Projects
RSVP: Rita Beving, antiquerita@aol.com
World's largest eco-expo featuring green nonprofits, businesses and schools. Demos, speakers, live music, food, children's activities and films. Free.
In December we will not have a regular meeting with a speaker, but instead will socialize and celebrate the holidays with members and guests. Bring food or a dessert to share. Drinks will be provided. We will have a raffle for an new REI Camp Dome 2 tent and two sets of 50th Anniversary FW Nature Center wine glasses, and our Sierra Club merchandise will be available for sale.
Join us for happy hour at the historic T&P Tavern. Learn about what we do in the Sierra Club and meet others who are interested in the outdoors and advocacy. There is paid parking in the front lot and on the street (free after 6) or there is a free lot in the back of T&P Station. Access the back lot from Vickery Blvd between Jennings and Main St.
Networking meeting of North Texas environmental groups. Topics to be discussed:
- Climate Change Tour - Wed., Nov. 8 in Dallas and Thur, Nov. 9 in Fort Worth
(Sponsored by Dallas Sierra Club, Greater Fort Worth Sierra Club, Citizens Climate Lobby,
Downwinders at Risk, Tarrant Coalition for Environmental Awareness)
- Green Source DFW Awards - Thur. Nov. 9 in Dallas
- Pipeline Updates and upcoming fundraiser for TransPecos film producer
- Tyson Chicken campaign
- Recycling dilemma in Lucas
- Attack on Clean Power Plan
All local environmental nonprofits are encouraged to attend and share their organization's news.
Founded in 1995 at UNT, TXSER is heading back to Denton to hold the annual conference in the beautiful Environmental Education, Science and Technology building. Conference will feature informal networking, outdoor learning and fun. Ken Steigman, director and research scientist at Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area, is the keynote speaker. Early registration runs through the end of September.