These event are deemed appropriate for younger children
Jeff Quayle, Fort Worth NPAT and Texas Master Naturalist will lead the hike. A plant list is available from https://fortworthnpat.wordpress.com/prairies/ on the lower part of the page. Please wear proper footwear, long pants, & bring sunscreen & plenty of water.
RSVP Jeff Quayle at squaylei2000@gmail.com or call 817-729-0283
Meet at the park entrance at 8:45am. Hike starts at 9am.
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See website for more information on registration, vendors, sponsors and volunteer opportunities.
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