Dynamic Change on the Horizon
The greatest, most concentrated set of changes in the Nature Center’s 58-year history has begun.
December 13, 2022
Painted Bunting by David Morgan
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The greatest, most concentrated set of changes in the Nature Center’s 58-year history has begun.
In September, Lucille Contreras, Lipan Apache Band of Texas member and CEO/founder of the Texas Tribal Buffalo Project, spoke to Breakfast with the Bison attendees about a topic near to her heart: her relatives the bison.
The approaching winter gives hikers a breather from a particularly itchy foe: chiggers.
Nature Center volunteer Preston Nichols shines in a new role.
The next time you are at the Nature Center, say hello to new Assistant Park Naturalist Teil Anderson.
What’s your favorite spot on the Refuge? Nature Center Manager Rob Denkhaus shares the special place that resonates with him.
Friends volunteers Jaime Dickerson and Bert Slade push forward with their ongoing effort to keep the Nature Center pristine.
George Bristol, local author and conservationist, honored by the Friends of the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge at Fort Worth Wild.
The Nature Center is always looking for natural ways to battle invasive species. Bison manure is probably one of the more interesting.
Lotus Pad by K.P. Wilska