Bringing Native Plants to Our Communities, Reports from our Fall Grant Recipients, Trinity Forks Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas

Sponsored by the Trinity Forks Chapter of the Native Plant Society of Texas, Ann Stuart Science Complex, TWU, Denton, AND via Zoom

Join us for a panel presentation by three of the four NPSOT/TF 2023 Fall Grant Recipients as they provide their Final Project Reports:
• The PETAL Prairie Restoration at Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center, presented by Rachel Weaver, Founder and Director of The PETAL Project, demonstrates her partnership with the City of Denton, TX and the Elm Fork Master Naturalists, to add native plants of ecological importance into an area of restored prairie in order to provide creative and educational opportunities that cultivate purposeful community environmental literacy.
• The Keep Argyle Beautiful – Rewilding Fire Station 511 project, presented by Christian Cockrell and Kathy Salisbury, presents the transformation of an unused barren, weedy area at Argyle Fire Station 511 into a native prairie plant garden.
• The Bluebonnets for Bluebonnet Elementary project, presented by LISD’s Stormy Allen,TEM Instructor, and Kamille Mayes, Teacher, allows all 700 culturally diverse Kindergarten through 5th grade students to plant, water, weed, grow, maintain and observe bluebonnet plants in their school garden and provides basic science and gardening skills and education.
• The fourth grant recipient, the Town of Flower Mound’s Monarch Waystation will be the primary program for our July meeting.
Everyone is welcome. Registration if planning to attend via Zoom. The signup link is::
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