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It is our hope that Texas Discovery Gardens
becomes the go-to source for knowledge involving
native and adapted butterflies, bugs, and botany
in the Dallas area. We are partnering with local
schools, community organizations, and
horticulture related professionals to further
disseminate the learning that we employ here at
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America Scores--Dallas
A non-profit that enhances
after-school care in Dallas ISD by
providing programs that center on
soccer, literature, and the
environment.
America Scores
Dallas site >
BigThought and ArtPartners
A learning partnership inspiring,
empowering, and uniting children and
communities through education, arts
and culture. The big thought is that
a community, working together, can
lift children up and better their
lives using arts and culture as
tools and catalysts.
BigThought
site >
Craniofacial Foundation
The mission of the World
Craniofacial Foundation is to give
help, hope and healing to people
with craniofacial abnormalities and
their families.
World
Craniofacial Foundation site >
Dallas Heritage Village
Our mission is to preserve
structures, artifacts & other
historical materials related to the
history of Dallas & North Central
Texas & through educational
programming, interpret these
historical materials to the public.
Dallas
Heritage Village site >
Dallas Public Library
Garden Staff members provide
programming and lectures for Dallas
Public Library's "Children's
Activity Series" at NorthPark and
"Tuesday Nights at Central"
Dallas Public
Library site >
City of Dallas - Park and
Recreation Dept and Sanitation Dept
Dallas Zoo and Aquarium
Our goal is to make your visit an
exciting adventure with
opportunities to learn about
interesting wildlife, engage in
interactive fun, and support
worldwide conservation and research
to protect and preserve endangered
species.
Dallas Zoo
site >
City of Plano
Environmental education
collaboration at the annual Green
Living Expo in Plano.
City of Plano
site >
Fair Park Educators Network
FPEN is a unique collaboration of
institutions highlighting
educational programs and facilities
in Fair Park.
FPEN site >
Friends of Fair Park
The purposes of Friends of Fair Park
are to promote the year-round use of
Fair Park; to support the Fair Park
Museums; to encourage thoughtful
planning for Fair Park's future; to
preserve the buildings, art,
sculpture, and related artifacts of
the 1936 Texas Centennial.
Friends of
Fair Park site >
Texas AgriLife Research and
Extension Center of Dallas County
Extension values and promotes
principles of citizen and community
involvement, scientifically-based
agricultural education, lifelong
learning and volunteerism. Our goal
is to provide quality, relevant
outreach and continuing education
programs and services to the people
of Dallas County
Extension
Center site >
Museum of Nature and Science
The Women's Museum
The Museum provides a place where
people can honor the past and
explore the contributions of women
through fun, state-of-the-art
interactive exhibits. The Institute
shapes the future through innovative
and educational programs.
Women's Museum
site >
Urban Forest Advisory Committee
The UFAC provides proactive
leadership for development of public
policy and serves to educate
citizens of Dallas regarding the
numerous environmental,
recreational, social and aesthetic
benefits of a thriving urban forest.
Urban Forest
Advisory Committee site >
Become a
TDG member
for free admission!
Click here
for Visitor Information |
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American Public Gardens Association (APGA)
The APGA is committed to increasing the
knowledge of public garden professionals
throughout North America through
information sharing, professional
development, networking, public
awareness, and research so they have the
tools to effectively serve visitors and
members.
APGA site >
Dallas
Concilio
of
Hispanic
Service
Organizations
Concilio operates as an umbrella
organization for groups, corporations
and individuals working with the
Hispanic population in the greater
Dallas area.
Dallas Concilio
site >
Green Dallas
This is the go-to site for tips and
tricks on “greening” your lifestyle, as
well as finding out about local green
festivals, events and stories. The
website is a service of the City of
Dallas.
Green Dallas site
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EarthShare
Earth Share is a nationwide network of
the country's most respected
environmental and conservation
organizations and offers a simple way to
care for our health, water, air, land
and wildlife.
EarthShare site >
Gardens with Wings
Gardens With Wings is a website
dedicated to helping you attract
butterflies to your garden. You’ll learn
about butterflies and how to identify
them when they visit your garden by
their shape, size, color and common
name.
Gardens with Wings
site >
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
The mission of the Lady Bird Johnson
Wildflower Center is to increase the
sustainable use and conservation of
native wildflowers, plants and
landscapes.
Wildflower Center
site >
Preservation Tree Services
Preservation Tree Services, the organic
tree care experts, is the only tree care
company in North Texas to have earned
full accreditation from the Tree Care
Industry Association. Staffed by
certified arborists, Preservation Tree
provides a full range of services to
care for trees, from tree top to root
tip. Founder and president Harold
Spiegel is a past chair for Texas
Discovery Gardens' board of directors.
Preservation Tree
site >
Soils Alive: Texas Organic Lawn Treatment
Care
Soils Alive embraces the idea that a
healthy lawn comes from healthy soil
that is alive with the organisms and
nutrients that nature intended. Feeding
soil with natural and safe
nutrient-dense applications will give
one’s lawn and landscape the best
defense it needs to stay green. Founder
Michael Bosco is on the board of
directors for Texas Discovery Gardens.
Soils Alive site >
Texas Nursery and Landscape Association
(TNLA)
TNLA is a trade association representing
all segments of the Green Industry in
Texas. Members are growers, landscape
contractors, retail nursery, and allied
green industry businesses.
TNLA site >
Texas Organic Research Center
The mission of TORC is to provide
research and information to homeowners,
farmers, ranchers and other decision
makers with the goal of helping stop the
broad scale use of toxic chemical
pesticides and fertilizers which are
currently being sold and used in the
futile attempt to grow crops and control
insect pests and diseases.
TORC site >
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