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Fort Worth Chapter

Fort Worth Chapter

Grassland Management for Watershed Health Field Day

October 27, 2016 77 Ranch Blooming Grove, TX $10 per person RSVP by 10/25/2016 Contact: Matt Machacek 903/257-6633 [email protected] Located near Blooming Grove, Texas, 77 Ranch has grown over the past 37 years as it acquired neighboring lands. Restoring native grasses has been central to the ranch’s conservation efforts; it Read more…

By Fort Worth, 6 yearsOctober 5, 2016 ago
Fort Worth Chapter

We’ve got A LOT going on in September!

Check out our calendar of events for September. So much important prairie & pollinator events going on! www.fortworthnpat.wordpress.com/calendar/

By Fort Worth, 6 yearsSeptember 9, 2016 ago
Fort Worth Chapter

Bees, Bats, Butterflies and More

Protect our Pollinators! (Event by Earth Day Texas) Did you know that pollinators support an entire ecosystem? Did you also know that environmental concerns are putting pollinators at risk?  Join local habitat experts and conservationists to learn about new, exciting ways to protect these fascinating creatures. Learn what you can Read more…

By Fort Worth, 6 yearsSeptember 9, 2016 ago
Fort Worth Chapter

Want to Save the Bees & Monarchs?

Want to Save the Bees and Monarchs? (from The Great Seed Bomb benefit bike ride campaign) We’ve all heard about the news that bees, monarchs and other pollinators are in trouble, but what can we do about it? We are a small but mighty community that is tired of feeling overwhelmed about our Read more…

By Fort Worth, 6 yearsSeptember 1, 2016 ago
Fort Worth Chapter

The Great Northeast Texas Prairie Tour

Recently, a group of about 40 prairie lovers joined the day-long, first-ever bus tour of some of Texas’ finest prairies: Clymer Meadow, Gambill Goose Refuge and City Park, Mary Talbot Prairie, and Daphne Prairie. The day wrapped up with dinner in Mount Vernon at a historic church. Special thanks to BF Hicks and friends for hosting and Read more…

By Fort Worth, 7 yearsJuly 3, 2016 ago
Fort Worth Chapter

Conservation can start in your own garden

By LAURA BUSH Published: 15 May 2015 (Dallas Morning News) Spring is my favorite time of year in Texas. As I watch the native prairie bloom at our ranch, and the evening primrose blossom at the Bush Center, I am reminded of our vast and varied landscape. The bluebonnets and Indian Read more…

By Fort Worth, 7 yearsJune 7, 2016 ago
Fort Worth Chapter

Boots-on-the-Prairie iNaturalist Training

Monday, April 11, 2016 at 6:30pm Tandy Hills Natural Area 3400 View Street, Fort Worth (meet at the playground) *Special meeting location this month is at Tandy Hills. Rachel Richter & Sam Kieschnick, Urban Biologists for the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, & Bruce Benz, Chair of the Biology Department at Texas Wesleyan Read more…

By Fort Worth, 7 yearsApril 10, 2016 ago
Fort Worth Chapter

Prairie Ambassador: Would you like to be one?

Prairie Ambassador is a new Native Prairies Association of Texas (NPAT) program that trains members to present to civic groups, non-profit organizations, schools, homeowner associations & other groups (as requested). NPAT is a non-profit membership organization & land trust dedicated to the conservation, restoration, & appreciation of native prairies in Read more…

By Fort Worth, 7 yearsMarch 23, 2016 ago
Fort Worth Chapter

Unexpected Pocket Prairies of Guadalupe Mountains National Park

Unexpected Pocket Prairies of Guadalupe Mountains National Park By Chris Emory In early November 2015,  I had the chance to visit Dog Canyon which is an out of the way, seldom visited & remote area in the northern part of the Guadalupe Mountains National Park in West Texas. My main Read more…

By Fort Worth, 7 yearsDecember 4, 2015 ago

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