Don’t miss out on the fun! Our volunteer-driven events will teach you more about our local native plants and spaces while you make connections with nature and others.
Have you wanted to plant a Fall vegetable garden, but don’t know where to start? Keep Grapevine Beautiful’s August ECO Talk speaker Loretta Bailey will tell you the type of plants to choose, soil preparation and other valuable details to … Continue reading ECO Talks: Fall Vegetable Gardening
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
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
Republic Services is the city’s waste hauler. Their company representative will present thorough guidelines on recycling at home and how you can be successful in helping reduce waste and contamination.
This ECO Talk is full! Please join us next month to Discover the Magic of Bats.
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Join us for an enchanting journey into the nocturnal world of bats and their vital role in our environment. Learn about the important ecological roles bats play, from pollination to pest control. Dr. Victoria Bennett from Texas Christian University will … Continue reading ECO Talks: Bats 101 – Everything You Need to Know!
If your home is one of the more than 13.5 million with an in-ground sprinkler system, our lecture will teach you some simple strategies to reduce your water waste and protect the environment. Facilitated by an irrigation expert, you’ll come … Continue reading ECO Talks: Residential Sprinkler System Basics
Dive into the Green Revolution! Join us for an enlightening lecture on alternatives to turf grass in residential yards. Discover sustainable landscaping options that are both eco-friendly and beautiful. THIS EVENT IS FULL.
Trinity Metro is proud to be the public transportation provider for Tarrant County. Their services include a bus network, TEXRail commuter rail line, ACCESS paratransit, ZIPZONE on-demand rideshare services, Fort Worth Bike Sharing, and vanpools. Detra Whitmore, V.P. of Community … Continue reading ECO Talks: Trinity Metro and TEXRail
THIS EVENT IS FULL. Did you know? There are an estimated 20,000 species of bees, and approximately 3,600 bee species native to the United States and Canada alone. These pollinators include solitary bees, bumble bees and honey bees. Although birds, … Continue reading ECO Talks: The Vital Role of Bees
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
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
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
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
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
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.
