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Restoration Roundup

Indiangrass Preserve 31975 Hebert Road, Waller, TX

Join Coastal Prairie Conservancy at the Indiangrass Preserve for a day of hands-on demonstrations on restoring native grasslands. These skills may be applied on farms, ranches, private residences, parks, and more! Restoration specialists and conservationists will cover topics such as prescribed fire, sustainable grazing, native seeding, funding opportunities, grassland bird conservation, and native plant propagation.… Read More

$35

2023 Restoration Roundup

Indiangrass Preserve, 31975 Hebert Road, Waller, TX 77484 31975 Hebert Road, Waller, TX

Join land restoration specialists and conservationists in southeast Texas for a day of hands-on demonstrations on restoring native grasslands on farms, ranches, private residences, parks, and more! Topics will include: prescribed fire, sustainable grazing, native seeding, funding opportunities, grassland bird conservation, and native plant propagation. Lunch will be provided to participants.

$20 – $35

Prairie Wildlife & Wildflower Adventure

Ellis County Rural Heritage Farm 130 Cunningham Meadows Rd, Waxahachie, TX

This event is hosted on the privately-owned Ellis County Rural Heritage Farm that is permanently protected by TLC. Bring the whole family to enjoy a fun Sunday afternoon in the country. FREE wildflower tours, interactive exhibits and activities in partnership with the Indian Trail Chapter of the Texas Master Naturalists and the Prairielands Groundwater Conservation… Read More

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