Presenter Barney Lipscomb, from the Botanical Research Institute of Texas, will speak on Discovering Texas Botanical Heritage.
Meetings are held on the fourth Thursday evening each month, except for November and December.
Social and snacks @ 6:30 pm, educational lecture @ 7 pm.
Meeting @ 7pm, social @ 6:30pm. This month's program is on the golden cheeked warbler. Also election of officers and vote on revised bylaws.
Meeting @ 7pm, social @ 6:30pm. This month's program is on Rogers Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Join the BVSTX for a walk along Katy Trail. Refreshments provided. Free.
Volunteers needed the third Saturday of each month (except June, July, August & December) to help plant, mulch and weed nursery trees. Wear closed toe shoes, a hat and sunscreen. Water, safety glasses tools provided.
Info: Tyler Wright, tyler@texastreesfoundation.org
Learn to identify wild plants of Texas. Gain and use valuable survival skills from Mark Suter, wilderness survivalist. $50.
Info: Mark Suter, 979-777-3902, MarkSuter@PrimitiveTexas.com.
Documentary employs macrophotography in order to show moviegoers a world they've likely never experienced. Meryl Streep narrates as the secret lives of bats, butterflies, hummingbirds and bumblebees come to life before your eyes. See how the determination and interdependence of these diminutive creatures somehow keep our chaotic world in balance.
To register online click here.
The city of Irving hosts its annual green film fest, featuring environmental films, including Bat City USA, a documentary about the Austin bats.
Friday, April 11
West Irving Library, 4444 W. Rochelle Road
Saturday, April 12
West Irving Library, 4444 W. Rochelle Road
Second annual event features eco-friendly exhibits, speakers, vendors, entertainment, games and activities.
Guest speaker is Chad Pregracke, CNN Hero of the Year. Reserve your seat.
Info: Mary Jo Tellin at 817-410-3490 or mjtellin@grapevinetexas.gov.
Annual eco-festival featuring green vendors, children's activities, food and entertainment. Free.