Discover how Grapevine Lake fits into our watershed, where your drinking water originates, and why water conservation matters for our future. Registration opens on month prior.
Ever seen a Luna Moth up close? Or met a Giant Stick Bug? DFW is buzzing with incredible insects, and we’re diving into their world with naturalist Nathan May Conservation Educator at Trinity River Audubon Center. Discover the tiny empires … Continue reading The Coolest Insects of DFW!
THIS ECO TALK IS FULL. March's lecture registration will open on February 2. Dallas-Fort Worth naturalist and journalist Amy Martin will discuss her book, Wild DFW: Explore the Amazing Nature Around Dallas-Fort Worth. The book engagingly reveals the nature of … Continue reading ECO Talks: Wild DFW
What do flying planes and planting trees have in common? Our January ECO Talk guest, Mike Sills, is not only a Texas A&M Urban Forester—he’s also training to be a mission pilot with the Civil Air Patrol. His work helps … Continue reading Mission: Forest Watch!
Join us for an enlightening lecture led by an expert in the field and discover the secrets to successful organic gardening. Joyce from Marshall Grain Company will discuss essential topics such as soil preparation, basic garden design and plant selections … Continue reading Nature’s Bounty: Expert Tips for Organic Gardens
Join us for an enlightening lecture on alternative energy! The University at Texas Dallas Wind Energy Club will explore clean energy forms, debunk common misconceptions, and discuss wind energy options in residential communities.
Zach Overfield Senior Archeologist/Principal Investigator, from HDR will delve into cultural resources management archaeology and environmental consulting, shedding light on their role in an equitable energy transition. Discover fascinating investigations from the Alamo Plaza to the Texas Panhandle. Photo: Gary … Continue reading Protecting the Past While Ensuring a Clean Future
THIS ECO TALK IS FULL Capture water while it is raining this spring to use on your landscape later! Rainwater harvesting is great for North Texas to use during our hot and dry summers. Even a small roof area can … Continue reading DIY Rainwater Harvesting
THIS ECO TALK IS FULL!!! Please register early for our next talk. Discover the world of Hydration Heroes: Water-wise Plants! This lecture will unveil the secrets behind plants that thrive with minimal water. From the arid landscapes of Texas to … Continue reading Hydration Heroes: Residential Water-wise Plants
Grapevine is part of the urban ecosystem of Dallas/Fort Worth, and believe it or not, it is filled with biodiversity! We share this area with countless organisms -- birds, bees, bugs, beavers, and all manner of critters. In this presentation, … Continue reading ECO Talks: Urban Wildlife of Grapevine
Did you know that DFW International Airport is the first carbon neutral airport in America? Come to November's ECO Talk to learn exactly what that means and how it's accomplished. Additionally, they've added PourAway containers that allow customers to dispose … Continue reading ECO Talks – Sustainable Practices at DFW Airport
This engaging lecture delves into the history, geographical features, and ecological conditions surrounding Grapevine Lake, a scenic reservoir located in North Texas. Managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, this artificial lake has a rich heritage and offers a … Continue reading ECO Talks: The Legacy and Dynamics of Grapevine Lake
The climate in North Texas can be harsh for some plants, but lush home landscapes can be created using the right plants and design principles. A Master Gardner will walk attendees through design examples that provide inspiration and reduce future … Continue reading ECO Talks: Tough Texas Plants
