Trinity Forks Chapter - Native Plant Society of Texas

Trinity Forks Chapter - Native Plant Society of Texas An Organization that advocates and educates about the usage and conservation of native plants 🌱

The Native Plant Society of Texas wants to preserve our state's rich heritage for future generations. NPSOT is a non-profit organization run by volunteers who work to promote native plant appreciation, research, and conservation through 33 chapters located around the state.

Calling all Texans to go   to protect birds during this season of migration. Turn off or dim non-essential lighting outs...
10/01/2026

Calling all Texans to go to protect birds during this season of migration.

Turn off or dim non-essential lighting outside and inside from 11 pm to 6 am August 15-November 30.

Each of us can do our part to protect millions of migrating birds soaring across our Lone Star skies.

Learn more about Lights Out Texas at:

Protecting migratory and resident birds from collision fatalities by reducing light pollution and promoting bird-safe glass.

Such an amazing project preserving a super rare untouched Crossstimber forest in Argyle. 🌳💗Shoutout to our partners at E...
09/23/2026

Such an amazing project preserving a super rare untouched Crossstimber forest in Argyle. 🌳💗

Shoutout to our partners at Elm Fork Chapter Texas Master Naturalist for being a lead support of the project!

09/21/2026

Friends of LLELA was excited to welcome Girl Scouts Savannah and Ryker at the Cicada Pavilion Pollinator Garden yesterday for the installation of their butterfly puddlers. These puddlers supply butterflies with essential nutrients and safe access to water.

The puddlers were just one aspect of the girls' "Bee the Change" project to earn their Silver Awards. They also helped seed the garden last spring and created brochures to be distributed in the LLELA Lewisville Lake Visitor Center.

The Pollinator Garden is currently being restored by Natural Pathways students with funding support from Trinity Forks Chapter - Native Plant Society of Texas. With the drought taking its toll on the garden, these puddlers add a bright spot of color until our native plants start blooming again!

Friends of LLELA congratulates these girls for their advocacy and service!

Our next meeting is Thursday, September 24, in-person and via Zoom. Our Fall 2025 Grant Recipients will be presenting th...
09/21/2026

Our next meeting is Thursday, September 24, in-person and via Zoom. Our Fall 2025 Grant Recipients will be presenting their project goals, challenges, and results.

In Fall 2025, NPSOT Trinity Forks awarded grant funding to four organizations and their projects. The recipients were…

- Denton County Master Gardener Association’s Argyle Unity Park Butterfly Garden
- City of Denton Parks and Rec Prairie Pathways Program
- Friends of LLELA Cicada Pavilion Pollinator Garden
- Timbercreek Elementary School Kindness Rock Garden

The meeting is Thursday, September 24, in-person at TWU’s Ann Stuart Science Complex and via Zoom. The social starts at 6:30 pm and the official program starts at 7 pm. For more information you can go to our chapter website, link in bio 🔗.

Register to become a member today at the Native Plant Society of Texas website.

This Giving Day, Let’s Sow Change Together 🌱💗This North Texas Giving Day, we’re making it easy for you to contribute to ...
09/16/2026

This Giving Day, Let’s Sow Change Together 🌱💗

This North Texas Giving Day, we’re making it easy for you to contribute to making change right here in Denton and surrounding counties! How easy? Well, any donations to our organization directly supports us in continuing to sow change. 🌼

By giving a donation you are enabling us to continue sowing change and contributing towards our society’s mission! You can find our profile link in bio, or by going to North Texas Giving Day website, then browse organizations and search “Trinity Forks Chapter” to be able to access our profile. 🔗

Support Us Today: https://www.northtexasgivingday.org/organization/NativePlantSocietyTrinityForks

Register to become a member today at the Native Plant Society of Texas website.

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Together Y’all, Let’s Sow Change ‼️🙂‍↕️This North Texas Giving Day, we’re making it easy for you to contribute to making...
09/08/2026

Together Y’all, Let’s Sow Change ‼️🙂‍↕️

This North Texas Giving Day, we’re making it easy for you to contribute to making change right here in Denton and surrounding counties! How easy? Well, any donations to our organization directly supports us in continuing to sow change. 🌼🌱

But what difference do these contributions make? Our organization does so much all year long! From educating people through public outreach, to informing others through public speaking for events and meetings. From our garden grant program creating new habits and green space, to the Texas Native Plant Art Exhibit inspiring change in our youth. To the many, many other initiatives Trinity Forks operate, we have shovels in the ground reshaping public opinion, government policy, and the habitats of our communities!💗🌱

The early donation period for North Texas Giving Day is now opened now until September 17! By giving a donation you are enabling us to continue sowing change and contributing towards our society’s mission! You can find our profile link in bio, or by going to North Texas Giving Day website, then browse organizations and search “Trinity Forks Chapter” to be able to access our profile. 🔗

Support Us Today: https://www.northtexasgivingday.org/organization/NativePlantSocietyTrinityForks

Register to become a member today at the Native Plant Society of Texas website.

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09/04/2026

Congrats to Christian Cockrell, student at University of North Texas, and recipient of a $2,500 Kate Hillhouse Undergraduate Scholarship!

Christian says, “As an Urban Policy and Planning major, our goal is to plan for the future and how we will be able to tackle future growth, whether that be population, economic, or resource demand. As an urban planner, my goal is to create an intersection between the human and environmental worlds. For too long we have continued business as usual when planning our cities, focusing on car dependent infrastructure and design that promotes urban sprawl, one of the main contributors to environmental destruction, replacing our native plants and ecosystems with exotic and sometimes invasive species, as well as water-hungry exotic lawns. Through my education, I intend to focus on ways to densify our existing urban footprints, which will contribute to a stronger local economy and city development, but also with better environmental standards, such as slowing urban sprawl and allowing us to preserve our ecosystem more. I will also focus on implementing native plants further into urban infrastructure through green bioswales, retention ponds, and other smart designs.”

Congrats Christian! Learn more about our scholarship program here: https://www.npsot.org/our-work/grants-scholarships/scholarships/

These beautiful notecards are heavy and glossy. They will make wonderful gifts!
08/28/2026

These beautiful notecards are heavy and glossy. They will make wonderful gifts!

08/27/2026

The Texas Native Plant Celebration is coming this fall! 🌿

On October 17–18 and October 24–25, trained volunteers will be at participating H-E-B stores helping customers discover plants suited to your region and learn how native plants can support water conservation, wildlife, and healthier landscapes.

More details are coming soon! Bookmark the NPSOT Celebration webpage for store information, volunteer opportunities, and event updates:
https://shorturl.at/h9Olm

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