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Fort Worth Audubon Society to discuss The Aranasas Project
Written by River Legacy Monday, 21 March 2011 17:01
Ron Outen, regional director of The Aransas Project, will present an overview and update on this important conservation effort at the Fort Worth Audubon Society's meeting on Thursday, April 14.
The Aransas Project, (TAP) an alliance of citizens, organizations, businesses and municipalities working to ensure freshwater flows to the bays and estuaries that protect the winter habitat of the endangered whooping crane, has been gaining momentum since its launch in December 2009.
The coastal community's way of life depends on freshwater flows from the Guadalupe River Basin. The health of the ecosystems of the Aransas area are the indicator of how effectively we are managing the basin.
The FWAS meeting begins at 6:45 pm with a Bird ID session followed by the program at 7:15 pm. The group meets in Room 100 on the lower level of the University of North Texas Health Science Center at 3500 Camp Bowie Boulevard at Montgomery Street in Fort Worth. For more information, visit www.fwas.org.
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May 28: Living Science Center closed
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June 2: Participate in National Trails Day by going on one of our Guided Trail Hikes!
