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UTRWD Provides an Update on Operations, Conservation and Watershed Protection Activities.

Next Water Talk: Tree Selection and Care

Join us on October 14 at 12 PM to learn about selecting the best trees to plant in North Texas! Attendees will also learn how to care for them year after year! Register for the free class here!

REGISTER NOW

If you missed the recent Landscape Design Water Talk, check it out on our Educational Classes page! Don’t forget to take the Pledge 2 water less! You’ll get a free Swag Bag and be entered for additional prizes! Learn more and Pledge at WaterLessYall.com!

Fall Into Gardening

Fall Into Gardening, presented by the Denton County Master Gardeners and Beulah Acres, and sponsored by Upper Trinity, will be held on October 19 from 8 am to 3:15 pm in Corinth!

This wonderful event features presentations and demonstrations on how to prepare, grow, and maintain your landscape. Tours of the gardens at the Global Spheres Center are available, and there’s activities for kids!

Jeff Ray, CBS Texas Meteorologist, will discuss adapting your landscape and garden to North Texas’ weather extremes. Tickets will go fast, so buy yours today!

REGISTER HERE

Sustainable Land Conservation Workshop

The Texas A&M AgriLife in Denton County is hosting the “Sustainable Land Conservation Workshop” on October 10 from 6 to 8 pm near Aubrey. The workshop will feature information on small acreage practices and succession programs available to landowners through the American Farmland Trust. There is no cost to attend and includes free dinner as well! Sponsors of the workshop are Denton County Farm Bureau and Upper Trinity Conservation Trust. Register at Eventbrite!