Greater Fort Worth Sierra Club

06/23/2026

Liveable Arlington

The AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, is the home of the Dallas Cowboys – American football royalty and five-time winners of the Super Bowl. This month, the 94,000-seat venue, described by Fifa as “a jaw-dropping example of stadium architecture”, is again holding fevered global attention as ho...

06/22/2026

Tragic.

The state constitution preserves public access to Texas beaches, but it doesn't give private groups the right to sue to enforce that access, the court ruled.

06/22/2026

WE ENCOURAGE OUR MEMBERS IN FORT WORTH TO SUBMIT COMMENTS AJD ATTEND THE JUNE 30 EVENT!

EVERYONE IN FORT WORTH NEEDS TO TAKE PART IN THIS!!! INFORM YOURSELF ABOUT THE ADVERSE IMPACTS OF DATA CENTERS! TELL CITY COUNCIL TO ENACT A MORATORIUM ON HYPER-SCALED DC DEVELOPMENT UNTIL AN IN DEPTH STUDY IS COMPLETED!

Want to learn more about the City’s proposed data center regulations and share your feedback? Join us at an open house on June 30 to talk with City staff, ask questions and learn about the proposed changes related to zoning, noise, water use and economic development. Learn more: https://cfw.pub/4vgv2pW

06/18/2026

FW Friends: The Botanic Garden is hosting a free day on Friday, June 19th. Yay!

06/18/2026

The Extraordinary Caterpillar
WILD ONES DFW presents THE EXTRAORDINARY CATERPILLAR film and panel discussion with North Texas conservationists on Tuesday, June 23, 2026

6:30 PM Meet & Greet
7:00 PM The Extraordinary Caterpillar
8:00 PM Panel Discussion
at the Palace Arts Center, 300 S Main St, Grapevine, TX 76051

The Extraordinary Caterpillar invites viewers into the hidden world of nature’s tiniest superheroes and the vital role they play in sustaining healthy ecosystems. Through stunning macro‑videography and the insights of naturalists, scientists, and community advocates, the film reveals how caterpillars connect native plants, insects, birds, and other wildlife in an intricate food web. This captivating documentary encourages audiences to look more closely at the overlooked creatures in their own backyards and highlights why restoring native landscapes matters.

Afterwards, learn more during a 30-minute lively, knowledge‑packed Q&A session with four outstanding local experts who are shaping conservation work right here in North Texas.

Sam Kieschnick, Urban Biologist, Texas Parks and Wildlife
Jake Poinsett, Education Manager, Trinity River Audubon Center
Carol Clark, Conservation Specialist, Monarch Watch
Teddi Zonker, Vice President, Wild Ones DFW: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes

Enjoy a rare chance to learn directly from these local leaders, ask your questions, and walk away inspired to make a difference.

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear their insights, elevate your experience and spark new ideas.

REQUEST YOUR SEAT TODAY - REGISTRATION REQUIRED
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/the-extraordinary-caterpillar

Hosted by Wild Ones DFW: Native Plants, Natural Landscapes. (DFW.WildOnes.org) We connect people and native plants for a healthy planet. Join us to celebrate biodiversity, ecological stewardship, and the power of native plants to support life.

Our Sponsors

Wild Ones DFW - dfw.wildones.org

Homegrown National Park - homegrownnationalpark.org

Fort Worth Audubon Society - fwas.org

Grapevine Garden Club - grapevinegardenclub.org

Native Plant Society of Texas - North Central Chapter - npsot.org

Painted Flower Farm - paintedflowerfarm.com

Texas Master Naturalist - Cross Timbers Chapter - txmn.org/crosstimbers

06/17/2026

This is awesome!

06/11/2026

Interested in getting involved in the Hood County fight against the proposed data centers? Join Protect The Paluxy Valley Inc on June 16th at the Expo at 6:30 pm.

06/10/2026

It is insane how much power our TX legislators have given data center owners!

A proposed data center in Angelina County will occupy more than 1,000 acres outside of Lufkin. The county judge says there's nothing he can do to stop it.

06/04/2026

Thank you to our city for purchasing these 2 parks.

The city of Fort Worth will take ownership of Sanguinet and Meadowood parks. School district leaders say both will remain public.

06/02/2026

Protect The Paluxy Valley Inc

There has to be a way to regulate these proposed DCs in Hood County.

At least 248 data centers are planned to be built in Texas. Of those, nearly half will be built in unincorporated areas, where county officials are limited in their ability to regulate development, according to a Texas Tribune analysis.