Don't pour your holiday grease down the drain! Grease clogs your pipes and can even cause sewer backups. Protect your home, city and environment by recycling it during this regional collection event. Collected cooking oil and grease will be used to create biodiesel or turn it into biogas for energy production. Follow the signs on Wisteria Street and drop off your used oil at the collection station outside the gate near the dumpster.
Jan 6 2020
City of Mansfield: Holiday Grease Roundup - Mansfield (Nov. 25 thru Jan. 6)
Texas Master Naturalist Blackland Prairie Chapter: Texas Master Naturalist Training - McKinney (Registration Deadline Jan. 15)
Would you rescue a milkweed ?If the answer is yes, you just might be a Texas Master Naturalist!
As a trained and certified Texas Master Naturalist you would be dedicated to the conservation, preservation, and restoration of Texas natural resources including native milkweed plants.
The 2020 training class, sponsored by the Blackland Prairie Chapter of Texas Master Naturalist based in McKinney, begins in February 2020. Completed applications will be accepted until January 15, 2020. Learn more about why you might be a Texas Master Naturalist.
Info: [email protected]
City of Arlington: Leaf Recycling (Thru Feb. 21) - Arlington
Beginning November 21, 2019 through February 21, 2020 Arlington residents may bring bagged leaves to one of four collection sites for free leaf recycling.
• Arlington Landfill - 800 Mosier Valley Rd.
• U.T.A. baseball parking lot on Mitchell Street east of Fielder Rd. - No contractors
• Bowman Springs Park - 7003 Poly Webb Rd. - No contractors
• S.J. Stovall Park - 2800 W. Sublett Rd. - No contractors
In an effort to improve the environment and our community, this service is provided by the City of Arlington for Arlington residents only.
Please
• NO Contractors
• NO Trash or Tree Limbs
• NO Illegal Dumping
During the dates listed above, contractors may bring leaves to the Arlington Landfill free of charge. For information call 817-354-2300. Contractors are not allowed to drop off leaves at the other sites.
Fort Worth Audubon Society: New Mexico Winter Bird Trip - Albuquerque (Jan.4-7)
Join the Fort Worth Audubon Society for some New Mexico winter birding. Tentative itinerary includes Albuquerque at Sandia Crest and other birding locations there, Magdelena Mountains, Bosque del Apache NWR for the winter geese and crane spectacle, Elephant Butte Lake, Percha Dam SP, and Leasburg Dam SP among others.
This will be a 3 1/2-4 day trip with car birding stopping to walk around, stationary observation sites and scoping at lakes, and some moderate walks. We will be at some areas with higher elevations (the Sandia Crest visitor center is 10,700 feet). There will be one VERY, VERY early morning, and some moderate drives of 2 hours to get to next birding destination.
Limited to 14-15 participants with FWAS members getting first priority
RSVP: Debbie Simek, 817-404-7050 or [email protected]