Diversity and Inclusion at NTMN
- As North Texas Master Naturalists, we pledge to “subscribe to the highest standards of integrity and conduct.” Given the current unsettling events in our country, it is time to be forthcoming and unwavering in our commitment to this pledge within our community.
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Did you know that pollinators, such as birds, bats, and insects are responsible for pollinating more than 75% of flowering plant species? This includes several native Texas plants, even the the famous and beloved bluebonnet (Lupinus texensis)! Here are 7 ways you can help pollinators: .
Pollinator facts and figures taken from:
Bluebonnet information can be found at: https://wildflower.org/magazine/native-plants/…
To learn more about various pollinators and pollinator conservation, especially insects, visit: https://xerces.org/pollinator-conservation/…
Photo by N. Parker.
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Looking for something fun to do while learning about the night sky in a rare native prairie near the metroplex? This is your chance! Join the Fort Worth Astronomical Society at Tandy Hills Natural Area on July 9th, 2022 at 8PM for a Star Party. This event is family/kid/beginner friendly and a great opportunity to learn more about astronomy from one of the first and largest astronomy clubs in the US!
For more information, go to https://tandyhills.org/events/…
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