Wildlife management, issues, support, and rehabilitation
Learn about volunteer opportunities to help underserved kids explore the outdoors in this Sierra Club program. These mostly weekend activities include visits to local nature centers and state parks. Preregistration required: Liz Wheelan, 214-368-2306.
Leisurely walk through Turtle Creek and Flippen Park. Austin Brouns: 214-528-3812.
Class will cover advanced backpacking tips and skills, including winter camping, fly-drive planning, equipment, bear barrel packing and week-plus long trekking. $20/nonmembers, $15/members. Bill Greer: 972-247-0446.
The walk, which lasts 1.5 hours, begins promptly. Free with regular admission: $11/adults, $8/children.
Guided bird and nature walks. Bring binoculars. $2 plus $5 admission fee. Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area, 201 E Jones St, Lewisville. Registration requested: 972-219-3930 or LisaCole@UNT.edu.
The Dallas Sierra Club hosts this two-part class covering the fundamentals of finding your way in the wilderness. Topics include map reading, using GPS and compasses and what to do if you get lost. Part 2 is March 7. $20/nonmembers, $15/members.
The Dallas Sierra Club hosts this two-part class covering the fundamentals of finding your way in the wilderness. Topics include map reading, using GPS and compasses and what to do if you get lost. Part 2 is March 7. $20/nonmembers, $15/members.
Annual green festival featuring free wildflower walks, science-themed hikes, food vendors and environmentally-themed booths. Proceeds benefit Friends of Tandy Hills Natural Area.
Master naturalist Jim Varnum leads this annual walk at the 160-acre prairie preserve.
Volunteers needed to help clear invasive plants at 160-acre prairie preserve. Two shifts: 9 am to noon and 1-3 pm. Bring gloves, work clothes, sturdy shoes, hat, eye-protection, sunscreen, picnic lunch. RSVP Don Young at donyoungglass@earthlink.net or 817-731-2787.