Volunteer Project at Veteran's Park, Arlington, Texas                 In wildness is the preservation of the world. --Henry David Thoreau

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Volunteering at the Wildscape Want to learn more about Native Plants? Visit or Volunteer at the Wildscape. Free mini-classes for the volunteers on Saturday Workdays Wildscape Volunteer Days: Wednesdays and 1st Saturdays 9:00 AM to Noon  - All year round Randol Mill Greenhouse Volunteer Days: Tuesdays 9:00 AM to Noon  - All year round Directions Experience is not necessary to help at the Wildscape. A great place for anyone that would like to learn and work with people who love plants and nature. A Certified Location for Master Naturalists and Master Gardener's credit hours. Saturday Mini-classes for Wildscape Volunteers   Just some examples of Past Mini-Classes     Subject   Speaker     The Importance of Backyard Wildscapes   Jessica Alderson - TPWD  Urban Biologist     Bugs, What Would We Do Without Them?   by Eleanor Tuck - TCMG     Native plant use by Indigenous Peoples and Pioneers   by Dawn Hancock - NPSOT     Landscaping with North Central Texas Native Plants   by Heather Dowell - APRD     Conserving Water in Your Landscape   by Dotty Woodson - Extension Program Specialist - Water Resources     Native Groundcovers   by Suzanne Tuttle, botanist - Director of Ft Worth Nature Cemter     Preserving the Post Oak Woodland   by Steve Chaney - AgriLife exten. agent     Urban Wildlife: Situations and Solutions   by Bonnie Bradshaw - Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator, certified Project Wild facilitator and co-founder of the DFW Wildlife Coalition     Shade Gardening with Texas Native Plants   by Ruth Kinler - Owner of Redenta’s Garden