An environmental group or organization
Sam Kieschnick, urban biologist for the Texas Parks and Wildlife, will speak on “iNaturalist and Texas Parks and Wildlife in the Urban Setting.” iNaturalist is an app for android or iPhones, which allows an observer to record observations by taking a photo with a smart phone, share it with other naturalists and discuss findings.
We welcome your group to join us as we discuss 2017 events; plus invite you to share information about your organization. Come and join other Tarrant County non-profits interested in sharing and educating each other about environmental awareness.
RSVP to joan@commodityrecyclingsolutions.com OR lonburnam@gmaill.com
Monthly gathering of environmental activists from across North Texas to share news and plan strategies.
Topics to be addressed:
1. 2017 Legislative session
2. Trans Pecos Pipeline
3. EPA Haze Rule
4. Water in North Texas
5. Your org's issues and concerns
Plus late breaking news on the Keystone XL.
RSVP: Rita Beving at rita.beving@gmail.com or 214-557-2271
Smitty is retiring after decades of dedicated service to the environment. RSVP required and seating is limited. This is also a fundraiser for Public Citizen.
Info: Rita Beving at rita.beving@gmail.com.
Come to an informal conversation over the environment, with coffee and croissants (or whatever tasty stuff you want to order) at La Madeleine. We will talk about a national and state outlook on environmental issues. What are your concerns and questions? Sponsored by the Dallas Sierra Club and Public Citizen. Info: Rita Beving at rita.beving@gmail.com or 214-557-2271 or Chris/Dick Guldi at caguldi03@gmail.com.
The Urban Forest Advisory Committee works with City of Dallas officials to create, maintain, and protect the city’s trees and forests and to educate the public about trees. Everyone interested in trees is welcome! Info: Sara Beckelman sbwormlady@gmail.com
See what bills may affect our daily lives and what we can do; also hear what it's like to work in Antarctica.
DIRECTIONS: http://www.dallassierraclub.org/page.htm?generalmeeting
Info: Kirk Miller, 972-699-1687 or KirkMiller@DallasSierraClub.org
A continuing education course on community organizing featuring veteran organizers from a variety of social justice movements. Hosted by DFW air quality watchdog Downwinders at Risk.
A full day of skills and information workshops aimed at making you a better activist.
Workshops include:
Fighting Permits in Texas
Petitioning Rights
Basic Door-to-Door Outreach
High Tech Tools for Citizens
Health Survey Dos and Don’ts
Researchers from UTA and UTD, plus more time with Melissa Mays and Nayyirah Shariff from Flint and more.
SPECIAL LUNCHTIME FORUM: How do local governments protect themselves in the Trump Era?