Texan by Nature (TxN) partners with 100+ conservation organizations across Texas to accelerate conservation action and impact. TxN aggregates and distributes conservation news and events from the partner network to increase engagement and awareness in conservation efforts. Browse opportunities to get involved with TxN and TxN’s conservation partner network below and use the search bar to find events in your area. See a full list of TxN’s conservation partners.
Each month, chapters from the Native Plant Society of Texas host educational presentations about native plants, conservation, and restoration efforts around the state. Chapter meetings are open to the public. Several chapters host their meetings online via Zoom. Dates and times vary; most start around 6:30 p.m. and end around 8:30 p.m. See our Virtual… Read More
Celebrate the new and returning flora and fauna with Seeds of Spring: A Virtual Silent Auction supporting the Monarch Joint Venture. Bid on amazing works of art, unique experiences, gift baskets, and more. Previews will begin on May 11th, and you can bid between May 18th and 24th. The MJV is a nonprofit organization building… Read More
You’re invited to Armand Bayou Nature Center’s Toad-ly Virtual Event April 20th to June 1st! No set time, just fun Toad-ly Terrific videos and info every week for you to enjoy at your convenience. 2022 has turned out to be another challenging year for many, but if you’re able please support our crucial conservation and… Read More
This program was created to assist landowners in the management of their wetlands that have become overgrown with late successional vegetation. There are three management practices that have been identified for the program: discing, roller chopping, and herbicide treatments. These practices will have a greater disturbance and longer lasting results for these projects. Providing high… Read More
Our kayaking tours give you an amazing chance to explore the wetlands, see our local wildlife, relax, and have fun. You’ll have a chance to see numerous birds, reptiles, and deer who are starting their day at the water's edge. Beginners and experienced kayakers are welcome. Our knowledgeable guides are ACA certified and will give… Read More
The Integrated Monarch Monitoring Program (IMMP) collects information on monarchs and their habitat nationwide. It is used by researchers to better understand monarch behavior and how conservation management impacts their habitat. The Monarch Joint Venture is a nonprofit organization building a national partnership of federal and state agencies, other nonprofits, community groups, businesses, and academic… Read More
Don't miss the event of the season! With signature cocktails, tasty treats from a variety of chefs, music and dancing, Scissor-tails & Cocktails is a fun and festive spring celebration benefiting Trinity River Audubon Center.
Join Trinity River Audubon Center for a monthly bird walk and enjoy the grounds and our amazing feathered friends. Entry to the center is included in your ticket price.
Join TCA and Turtle Creek Conservancy to protect pollinators, birds, mammals, and amphibians at Turtle Creek Park by planting native plants. Native plants need less water and require no artificial fertilizers to flourish. They also provide food and shelter for wildlife and are key to their survival. Join us to plant native plants, restore prairie,… Read More
Mindfulness is a powerful but simple tool – focusing your awareness on the present moment, while calmly acknowledging and accepting your feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations. This powerful technique is even more impactful when practiced outdoors, in nature, lowering your blood pressure, your stress levels, and your heart rate. This mindfulness workshop will begin with… Read More
Water Is Alive presents a series on biostimulants, made from organic solid wastes. Learn how to: Make and apply biostimulants Make Bokashi compost Make raised beds with your fermented organic compost Make biofilters for the Trinity River Bioremediation Demonstration Conduct basic soil and water sampling Monitor and boost carbon sequestration in your agricultural land, including… Read More
Join us on the 3rd Saturday of each month to re-establish the Ned and Genie Fritz Texas Buckeye Trail. Volunteers will help re-establish and maintain the trail, including removing invasive plants and identifying and tagging native plants. This project is under the supervision of Dallas Park & Recreation, in collaboration with North Texas Master Naturalist,… Read More